** Reply to message from Sid Gale  on Sun, 11 Mar 2007
18:08:00 +0000

> On the 
> 'Advanced' screen there is an entry 'Onboard PCI IDE enable' - you will 
> have to scroll down to see it. When, many years ago, I ha

The advanced screen contains lines ' Chip configuration ' ,I/O Device
Configuration ' and ' PCI Configuration '. I had looked at all of them but paid
most attention to the I/O and PCI sub-menus. What I missed was that the Chip
configuration sub-menu had to be scrolled down to show an ' Onboard PCI IDE
Enable ' option which of course was disabled. Enabling this one and the drive
was immediately recognized, I must have scanned past that page several times in
the manual which showed that this menu could be scrolled down thinking I had
already looked at all the entries.

Very menu THANKS to all who responded and to Sid for picking up on the chipset
.options.

-- 
Andre


 
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