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List:       mandrake-cooker
Subject:    [Cooker] [Bug 10690] [kernel] NEW: CDROM/DVD not detected on Dell PowerEdge 750, Mdk10.1b1
From:       "[martin.fiala]" <bugzilla () qa ! linux-mandrake ! com>
Date:       2005-02-28 22:52:47
Message-ID: bug10690.20050228225247.376135 () qa ! linux-mandrake ! com
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User ID: 9530, 8 bugs reported (3 fixed, 1 duplicate, 0 invalid), 493 comments.

http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10690


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------- Additional Comments From martin.fiala@mandrake.cz  2005-02-28 23:52 -------
According to comment #3 marking NEW

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On a Dell PowerEdge 750 1U server with 2 Seagate 160G SATA drives:

1) Can't install from CD with 10.0 final or with 10.1 beta 1.  The problem is
identical: the boot sequence gets to "detecting USB devices" and "loading SCSI
drivers", then stops with "Error No CDROM device found". 

2) I installed 10.1 beta 1 from the hard disk instead.  It runs fine so far,
except that the CDROM/DVD drive is still not recognized.

The 9.2 installer does recognize the CDROM, and a running 9.2 installation sees
it as /dev/hda (but reading is very slow); the two SATA drives then show up as
/dev/hdc and /dev/hdd, but they also run extremely slowly.  On the running
10.1b1 installation, the SATA drives work fine, as /dev/sda and /dev/sdb, using
libata and ata_piix.  Harddrake shows no CDROM at all, though.

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