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hi
i use RHEL5.0,
i'm using sata hdd on my pc, but when i execute this following command.
#fdisk -l
my hdd address is /dev/hda{1,2,3,4,5}
how this is possible that my hard disk is sata but showing hd device..
i read in one linux book that
only ide device show as hd device.
sata,scsi,usb device show as sd device ..
so plz,
post your advice for this topic..
RHEL/Cento5.x still uses the hdX designations for pata and the sdX designations for sata(normally). It will do so throughout its life cycle(assuming no customizations). RHEL6.X may make the switch to straight sdX designations for all, if the transfer speed bugs (among others) can be worked out.
GlennsPref is most likely on the right track. You probably have the bios set to emulate pata.
hi
i use RHEL5.0,
i'm using sata hdd on my pc, but when i execute this following command.
#fdisk -l
my hdd address is /dev/hda{1,2,3,4,5}
how this is possible that my hard disk is sata but showing hd device..
i read in one linux book that
only ide device show as hd device.
sata,scsi,usb device show as sd device ..
so plz,
post your advice for this topic..
sorry, for my bad english...
This problem is specific to the ahci driver, the driver was not initializing
all the dma buffers properly in ahci_port_start, would you please verify the
kernel-2.6.18-104.el5.RHEL5.3.sata and let me know as soon as possible. Thanks.
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