In general, FreeBSD 4.0 has much better support for ATA/66 controllers, so I
would recomment trying to install that instead. (Its due for an official
release in 4 days, but the current snapshot is extermely stable.)
--Ed
>I am having a problem installing freebsd on a slave drive. I am
>currently running Win98-SE on a new Western Digital 15.3 gig drive. I
>installed a SIIG ultra ata 66 pci controller card for the performance
>boost. Now Im trying to install freebsd on a 4.3 gig slave drive. When
>I get to the install point to tell freebsd which drive to install to
>it says "no drives found" check to make sure the drives are being
>detected properly (or something close to that). The SIIG card has its
>own hd detection bios that is apparently overriding my system bios.
>The Motherboard is an Asus P5AB. Does anyone know if there is a
>work-around or a patch to help me? Any info would be greatly
>appreciated. This is my first try installing/using freebsd. Thanks in
>advance.