Re: Linux Theam

[Nate Amsden <aphro@aphroland.org>]

HPT370 is an IDE DMA/100 (or 66?) controller _NOT_ scsi.

to install debian you must move the drive to the onboard IDE
controller(DMA33) then you can try to find drivers for the DMA66/100
controller after installation is completed and move the drive back to
the DMA66/100 controller. Unless you make your own bootdisk, but its
easier to do the above (IMO).

nate

Miroslav Stoykov wrote:
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> Hello
> I`m big maniak of Linux but i have big problem with installation Before 3 Weeks ago i buy new Personal Computer But my new Computer is with SCSI - Controler HPT - 370 for a IBM HDD I have 10 CD -s with Red Hat 6.0,6.2 ------> Mandrake 6.0, 7.1 to But this Linuxs not supported my SCSI -Controler i can`t install Linux and paritioning my hard drive i`m needet for another version of Linux when supporting my hard drive what i must make with this Please Help me
> i can`t live without linux
> Please Help me
> i be wait answer
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