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  1. 06-20-2006 #1
    Crystal123
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    hda: attached ide-cdrom driver, help

    I've installed slackware on my pc before; but recently everytime i try to boot from a linux cd i get this error "hda: attached ide-cdrom driver."

    I reformated my computer but the same thing keeps happening...It just freezes at that error. I want to install slackware, but i cant because of this problem.

    I've been searching a lot to find a solution, but never got an exact answer.
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  2. 06-23-2006 #2
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    is there anybody that can help? i really wanted to get back to learning linux again...
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  3. 06-23-2006 #3
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    Are you sure that's all it says?... Maybe if you post the entire error message someone could spot the problem...
    If you have a Hard Drive installed, your IDE-CDROM drive could not be hda (this would be your master hard drive)
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  4. 06-23-2006 #4
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    there are messages before it; but the screen freezes when it gets to that error. how would i highlight the error messages because i cant just copy/paste ?
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  5. 06-23-2006 #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by VECTOR8TOR
    If you have a Hard Drive installed, your IDE-CDROM drive could not be hda (this would be your master hard drive)
    That's not true. On the last 3 motherboards I've used (including the one I have now) my CD/DVD-ROM drives were always identified as hda, and my IDE harddrive was identified at hdc.
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  6. 06-26-2006 #6
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    anybody know pls?
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