Install Redhat 9 on a SATA HDD


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Hey im running an amd athlon 64 3000 with the dfi lanparty ut 250gb mobo. (nforce 3 chipset) I'm using a SATA hard drive and when i try to install redhat 9 it cant seem to detect it. Any ways around this? Windows detects the hard drive no problem.

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It may be a chipset issue. However, RH9 is pretty old. I don't think SATA was around then (2003).

I would try a current distro (Ubuntu, Fedora or such) before digging into this too deeply.

Ill check some newer versions but i have the sneaking suspicion that my luck is going to follow its usual trend of being bad. Has anyone here installed linux on a SATA drive? I have windows installed right now and ide like to just add a partition to have both. Also, since redhat isnt going to work does anyone have a suggestion for another distro? Remember im new to linux.

  Mortiferous said:
Ill check some newer versions but i have the sneaking suspicion that my luck is going to follow its usual trend of being bad.  Has anyone here installed linux on a SATA drive?  I have windows installed right now and ide like to just add a partition to have both.  Also, since redhat isnt going to work does anyone have a suggestion for another distro?  Remember im new to linux.

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Lots of people have installed linux on SATA drives. The Red Hat distro was phased out quite a while ago in favor of Fedora (free) and RHEL (expensive). Although I suggest a distro like Ubuntu.

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