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Update on my motherboard woes: I ultimately wound up waiting for the mail-order motherboard that I'd ordered last week to arrive, after getting the same failure of the Suse-10.0 installation on three alternative motherboards I had in my spare-parts bin. The symptom (waiting for device /dev/hda2 to appear) was seen on the following: - A 6-year-old Asus P2B-L with 550MHz processor - A 3-year-old PowerSpec (Intel D815EGEW) with 1.3 GHz processor - A 4-year-old Compaq with 600 MHz processor I even figured out how to flash the BIOS on the Asus board, to no avail. Note--the motherboard that I'd originally used to install Suse 10.0 is a 1-year-old Soyo SY-K7VME with 2.0 GHz processor. The new motherboard is a VIA EPIA ML6000EA Mini-ITX with 600 MHz processor which is the subject of my current project, creating servers that conserve electricity. I plugged the drives into the new board and voila, Linux came up no sweat, serving my files via Samba. So far I have one mystery to solve: sshd gets a segmentation fault. I figure I'll build sshd from source. -rich
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