ejvan
September 25th, 2008, 10:27 PM
I just added an additional hard drive to my system. To be more exact, I had a PIDE drive I'd been using in an external enclosure for data store. I purchased a PIDE -> SATA converter, put that in and attached it to my SIIG SiL 3114 RAID card (in adapter, not RAID, mode) on the 3rd socket. The drive is NTFS partitioned, and under XP it was recognized with no issue. However, it has caused my ubuntu partition to not boot. I've tried going in with the live CD, but it also fails.
Upon boot, I now get a busybox message, and then it keeps scrolling the following (tried to capture it all; no screen shots, had to write by hand):
ata08.00 status {DRDY}
ata08.00 soft reset link
ata08.00 configured for PIO3
ata08.00 configured for PIO0
ata08.00 EH Complete
ata08.01: exception EMASK 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x2 frozen
It keeps repeating the above over and over.
My current guess is that I noticed with the new drive XP re-ordered some drive letters. I understand they are not related, but I'm guessing that somehow the mappings got screwed up (xp just compensated). I did have some entries in my fstab, but I can't get to them to delete them to see if that was the issue.
I still have to try disconnecting the new drive to see if ubuntu just doesn't like that drive or adapter, but I have a feeling it's related to mount and my fstab. I've tried booting to a liveCD and gotten the same results (no boot :( ) Any help would be appreciated.
Upon boot, I now get a busybox message, and then it keeps scrolling the following (tried to capture it all; no screen shots, had to write by hand):
ata08.00 status {DRDY}
ata08.00 soft reset link
ata08.00 configured for PIO3
ata08.00 configured for PIO0
ata08.00 EH Complete
ata08.01: exception EMASK 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x2 frozen
It keeps repeating the above over and over.
My current guess is that I noticed with the new drive XP re-ordered some drive letters. I understand they are not related, but I'm guessing that somehow the mappings got screwed up (xp just compensated). I did have some entries in my fstab, but I can't get to them to delete them to see if that was the issue.
I still have to try disconnecting the new drive to see if ubuntu just doesn't like that drive or adapter, but I have a feeling it's related to mount and my fstab. I've tried booting to a liveCD and gotten the same results (no boot :( ) Any help would be appreciated.