Unfortunately that is not really an option as I don't have another SATA system or access to any Debian using freinds and colleagues.
I understand that by replacing the IDE DVD with a SATA drive it should work. Sounds the easiest solution. Although I dont't suppose any one out there can make a later kernel install available as an ISO? On 09/09/2007, Bruno Voigt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > rgr wrote: > > Has anything more come of this? I have tried etch-custom with no joy. > > > > Anyone? I have the same Mobo as the OP. Asus p5K SE. It boots from the > > dvd but fails to mount it saying no cdrom found. There doesn't appear > > to be a suitable device node when examining /dev from a terminal either. > > > > (Same with Ubuntu Feisty FWIW) > > > Put the harddisk in another system > and copy your existing debian installation or install a new one via > deboostrap. > Then chroot into this installation, download & compile the linux kernel > v 2.6.22.6 > with desired options (SATA AHCI..Attansic Gigabit Ethernet) install it, > also dont forget to install grub on the disk > and put it back into to the P5K SE system. > > So with an recent kernel all features of the board work as expected > > > WR, > Bruno >
