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discussion comment 05 Feb 2009

jalna7 commented on: SATA Mode on HP 6730b and 8530p

I have resolved my struggle with the AHCI / SATA / ICH9M family of drivers and managed to successfully build an image on the laptop I am now able to build the computer in SATA AHCI mode, and it performs much better than IDE emulation mode I ...

discussion comment 02 Feb 2009

jalna7 commented on: SATA Mode on HP 6730b and 8530p

For me your are missing the point, The problem is actually trying to create the image in the first place that includes the correct AHCI drivers and will sucessfully deploy. The latest AHCI drivers seem to be especially hard to intergrate into ...

discussion comment 01 Feb 2009

jalna7 commented on: SATA Mode on HP 6730b and 8530p

I'm sorry I cant add any help at the moment, just moral support. I'm having the same / similar problems with the HP 6930 laptops, Acer desktops and Toshiba laptops. The common thread seems to be AHCI and dual core. In the past I have been ...

discussion comment 14 Oct 2008

jalna7 commented on: Linux PXE missing mass storage driver

This may well be the answer but it does relate to the question The KB clearly shows how to add network and disk driver ( as i indicated in my original post ) and I was aware of this post. The computer is a Acer vPro with an intel chipset with ...

New forum discussion 02 Oct 2008

jalna7 posted: Linux PXE missing mass storage driver

I need a solution Where you find mass storage drivers for Linux? In the past, I have been used DOS, WinPE and Linux to deploy different images. I would prefer to standardise on just the Linux for deployments because