I've never owned an external SATA device, so I'm curious whether these devices are hotpluggable in Fedora. Some computer cases and case inserts have an external SATA connector that plugs into the motherbords built-in SATA connectors and extends the connection so it reaches outside the case. But can you plug and unplug SATA devices just as you do USB devices?
Hi gang,
Trying to install SUSE on a perfectly working PC that was running Windows. Blew away all the partitions and formated the drives.
When trying to install SUSE, Installer will not detect my two hard disks. Tried with version 10.x, 11.1 and 11.2, without success.
The system is running great in fedora 7 or 12 with 6 sata drives installed.
I tried to install 2 more sata drives(total 8 drives), tested some combinations:
6 drives in sata ports and 2 in sas ports, or 2 in sata ports and 6 in sas ports...
the BIOS can detect all 8 drives, but the fedora 7 and 12 just detect 6 sata drives.
I have an RPC-4224 case that has 24 bays with 6 Mini SAS ports. I needed a cable to break out one of them into 4 SATA ports, so I went down to my local Fry's Electronics and bought one. The cable came with a "sideband" cable that says optional on it.
I installed it in the box and my hard drives aren't showing up in the EFI/BIOS setup.
I have a few Enclosures for 2.5"/Laptop SATA drives. I have used them with 160 GB drives.
I want a 500 GB USB drive that does not need external power, so I am thinking of getting a 500 GB SATA drive and putting it in my enclosure.
I have a few Enclosures for 2.5"/Laptop SATA drives. I have used them with 160 GB drives.
I want a 500 GB USB drive that does not need external power, so I am thinking of getting a 500 GB SATA drive and putting it in my enclosure.
I have a Ubuntu server that I want to put 2 other SATA hard drives on but the board just has 2 SATA ports right now. So Looks like the only way to add a SATA port is with a PCI SATA card.
I need to buy one yet. But wanted to ask here is there a good one that works with ubuntu? Looking from what I seen they say they come with Windows drivers.
I have recently purchased a new system. I have 3 problems which all seem to point to some sort of incompatibility between IDE and SATA drives. I'm probably wrong here, but in my mind I'm convinced that they are connected.
I have a Foxconn A88GMV motherboard with an AMD Phenom II X4 965 processor and 4GB memory. The SATA is 1TB and the IDEs are 500 and 300MB.
I have a working F-10 box with an older motherboard (pre-sata). The p-ata ports are full (4 drives), so I'm trying to add a sata controller and another drive. The sata controller plugs into the pci bus, but is not detected by the bios (very old). After booting, the OS loads the driver module(s) and detects the new controller and drive.