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Mar 21, 2010

Somehow Fedora 12 does not find one of my Sata drives (Seagate Barracuda 500GB) on the motherboard (Asus P5Q pro). The drive is attached to SATA_E1, which is a Silicon Image Serial ATA RAID connector. The drive currently has Windows Vista 64-bit OS which has been working fine. Fedora install loads correctly without errors, but only shows my RAID system on SATA ports 1-6.

WHAT I HAVE TRIED:

I have tried showing RAID as IDE in the BIOS, and setting it to compatible mode. Still does not detect.

I have tried setting the drives to ACPI mode in BIOS. No effect.

OTHER INFO:

I'm installing the x86_64 version of Fedora 12. I have run the Debian i686 installer and it picks up this volume without issue.

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