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Date: Thu, 15 Jun 95 10:17:04 CDT
From: ericc@Arco.COM (Chang Eric Y (214)509-3562)
To: linux-scsi@vger.rutgers.edu
Hi Jeremy. You wrote:
hd=3012,15,89
Any other combinations I've tried result in failure. (And this one
doesn't work very well).
^^^^^^^^^
What does this mean? Does it mean that there is an uneven sector
boundary between partitions? This often happens when using big IDE
drives (>1024 cylinders). It appears that the BIOS is only storing
up to this limit, and that is what Linux is reading. This can be
fixed with a kernel hack, or it can be fixed by using the xpert option
on fdisk and entering the correct parameters. Linux will have no
trouble with these. Eric
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