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Old 3rd March 2006, 11:34 AM
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Fedora vs RedHat Enterprise linux SATA support
I whanted to install Fedora but it does not recognise my HD. RedHat Enterprise linux 4 does recognise it and can be installed without a problem...

Are there any chances for having Fedora suport for my SATA (somehow using the RedHat linux drivers ...??)
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Old 3rd March 2006, 01:24 PM
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I am running FC5Test2 on my new Dell with SATA HD right now and there is no problem whatsoever for FC to see it!!! What kind of SATA do you have and how do you connect it to your mobo?
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