Hard Drive: WD Caviar SE16
Controller: RocketRAID 1742
According to
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.c...id=1885&page=2
"(right click on the My Computer icon and go to Properties, then select the Hardware tab and click the Device Manager button), expand the "IDE ATA/ATPI controllers" branch and double click on the controller the "Western Digital WD4000K" is connected to. Once you know the name, go to the manufacturer's website and download the appropriate driver for that controller."
I went to High Point's website, and for Linux Open Source, the driver download is
rr174x-linux-src-v1.03-082307- ...etc
In Windows the Controller's driver is rr174...
I found that the driver can be gotten from
http://www.highpoint-tech.com/USA/bios_rr1742.htm
The rr174 driver is not available in Debian ETCH.
In ETCH, when I say no to 'Do you have a driver floppy', it says that it can find no partitionable disk; and 'Do you have a drive connected to your system?"
Using CTRL-H, at the Controller prompt, I have listed the original 120GB drive, as 'Legacy'; and the new 400GB drive as 'New'.
