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Old 02-19-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation SATA II support in FC4
I have just built a PC with
ASUS A8V-MX mobo
Athlon 64bit 3700+ (San Diego) CPU
Two SATAII HDD Brand: Seagate Barracuda (120GB and 300GB)

Now the problem is:
When I tried to install FC4 gives me error "No Hard Drive present"
I know FC4 will need controller driver to recognize SATAII drives.
BUT HOW CAN I DO THAT ? As I dont see any compatible driver in the FC4 list to add.

Note: The drives worked fine with WindowsXP installation provided that it has the SATA driver.
Any help would be great............
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What about selecting the driver which closely matches your SATA controller? AFAIK you can get away with using SATA drivers with SATA II drives.
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