Promise Technology TX Series Serial ATA Controller Cards, SATAII150, SATA 300 RedHat Linux

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SATAII150 and SATA300 TX Series Quick Start Guide

Confirm Installation

1.Right-click on the My Computer icon and select Manage from the popup menu.

2.From the left panel, select Device Manager.

3.Click the “+” in front of SCSI controllers. “Windows Promise SATAII150/ SATA300TX2plus [or TX4] (tm) IDE Controller” should appear.

RedHat Linux

Prepare a driver diskette:

1.Download the RedHat Linux driver from the Promise website at www.promise.com

2.Extract the contents of the ZIP file on to a formatted floppy disk. Use WinZIP in Windows or unzip in Linux.

3.Label the disk “SATAII 150 Driver Disk”.

New Installation

1.Boot the Linux system from the Red Hat Linux Installation with CD.

At the “Welcome to Red Hat linux ...” installation screen, a prompt labeled “boot:” will appear at the bottom of the screen.

2.At the boot prompt, type expert and press the Enter key.

See the Note below.

3.At the Devices dialog box, insert the SATAII 150 Driver Disk in the floppy drive and then select OK or Yes.

4.Continue with the installation as normal.

5.When installation is at the Congratulations menu, press Ctrl-Alt-F2 to switch screens.

6.Insert the SATAII 150 Driver Disk into the floppy drive.

7.Type the following commands to load SATAII 150 driver:

#umount /tmp/fd0 (if this command fails, ignore it and go to the next one)

#chroot /mnt/sysimage

#mount /dev/fd0 /mnt

#cd /mnt

#sh setup-ut

#cd /

#umount /mnt

#exit

8.Please Press Ctrl-Alt-F7 and click the Exit button to finish the installation.

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Contents SATAII150 and Sata SATAII150 TX Series Task List Unpack Your SATAII150 or SATA300 CardInstall the SATAII150 or SATA300Card SATA300Install the Disk Drives SATAII150 or SATA300 TX2plusSATAII150 TX4 SATAII150 TX4 SATA300 TX4 SATA300 TX4 Serial ATA Controller card Install Drivers Make an Installation Floppy Diskette WindowsNew Installation Windows ServerConfirm Installation Windows XPWindows Existing Installation RedHat Linux SuSE Linux Existing Installation