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Matthew Gillen wrote: >> So in case I'm dense how do I decipher this? > > You're not dense, that's pretty cryptic documentation. I'd try the following > in succession until one worked (independently first, then maybe in combination): > 1) add "hdx=noprobe" to your kernel command line, where 'x' is the old IDE > name for the device (ie 'a' for Primary on first IDE, 'd' for Secondary on > second IDE) (you can also try 'ideX=noprobe, which should be equivalent) > 2) add "libata.atapi_enabled=0" to your kernel command line > 3) add "combined_mode=ide" to your kernel command line (this will probably > make your hard drives appear as hdxx instead of sdxx) > 4) add "libata=0" to your kernel command line (same effect as #2 on your > device names) > > Good luck, > Matt > OK, I ran through suggestions 1 - 4 to no avail. I did come up with a solution though. In rc.local I added the following: MAKEDEV ht0 nht0 /sbin/rmmod ide-tape ide-scsi #sata_nv st sg libata modprobe ide-tape It works and so do my backups. I will probably have to modify it when I install Fc7. Thanks again Jim KR -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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