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will gigabyte be upgrading the bios on this mobo soon so it can boot to
sata...? i've posted this question a while ago but no-one really had a
clue on the subject.
basically windowsXP install can see sata disks but there's no way with
the bios on this board to select sata or scsi as a boot option, so
windows can never boot regardless of whether it installs or not.
the only option in the bios for hard disk boot order is "bootable add-in
cards". we managed to get scsi showing up in the boot order but that was
in jbod single-raid mode and would blue-screen every windows install.
so like i can't understand how a manufacturer could be so incompetent.
do they really not have a clue about components which go on their own
product..? if if a component is from a 3rd party gigabyte is still
totally responsible for testing to see that the said component doesn't
render the features on their motherboard useless.
will gigabyte be upgrading the bios on this mobo soon so it can boot to
sata...? i've posted this question a while ago but no-one really had a
clue on the subject.
basically windowsXP install can see sata disks but there's no way with
the bios on this board to select sata or scsi as a boot option, so
windows can never boot regardless of whether it installs or not.
the only option in the bios for hard disk boot order is "bootable add-in
cards". we managed to get scsi showing up in the boot order but that was
in jbod single-raid mode and would blue-screen every windows install.
so like i can't understand how a manufacturer could be so incompetent.
do they really not have a clue about components which go on their own
product..? if if a component is from a 3rd party gigabyte is still
totally responsible for testing to see that the said component doesn't
render the features on their motherboard useless.