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Install problems

Hi there,

i've got some problems to install ASL Testversion on my PC!

The installation starts normal, but after the hardware detection it hangs up!

Hardware:
ASUS A7V600 Board
AMD Athlon XP 2800
1 GB RAM
80GB HDD
2x D-Link NIC

Bye
Bastian Will

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0 JimmyM over 21 years ago

Does your board have an onboard SCSI controller? Eventhough you're not using it, it might be the problem. Go into the BIOS and disable the SCSI ciontroller at the BIOS level and retry.
If you don't have and onboard SCSI controller, I have to help to offer. Sorry.
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0 JimmyM over 21 years ago

Does your board have an onboard SCSI controller? Eventhough you're not using it, it might be the problem. Go into the BIOS and disable the SCSI ciontroller at the BIOS level and retry.
If you don't have and onboard SCSI controller, I have to help to offer. Sorry.
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0 Baschi over 21 years ago in reply to JimmyM

There is an onboard SATA controller, but it is disabled!
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0 Baschi over 21 years ago in reply to Baschi

Oh, there another message on console 4:

Uniform CD-Rom driver unloaded
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0 William Warren over 21 years ago in reply to Baschi

even though the bios says disabled the linux installer may still be able to detect it..since AFAIK ASL5 does not know SATA it assumes it is scsi. Sometimes not only do you have to disable the controller but you have to disable the dma setting for the sata controller..and that is often in another section of hte bios.

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