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Description of problem:
The install CD failes to boot when there are more than four IDE
devices (for example two CD drives, one ATA drive and two SATA drives
like I have). So the install CD kernel must be missconfigured. It
doesn't support the enhanced IDE properly.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Set enhanced IDE on in your BIOS
2. Connect more than four IDE devices
3. Try to boot the FC1 or FC2 install CD1
    

Actual Results:  I see only a blinking "-".

Expected Results:  The CD should boot normally.

Additional info:

Actually this bug applies to FC1 too but I thought it's better to file
it against the new FC2.

I can use more than four IDE devices with Fedora Core 1 after the
install. So this bug applies only to the install CD kernel.

It should be easy to check what's the difference between the install
CD kernel configuration and the Fedora Core kernel configuration. So
the fix should be easy too.

Hint from my expreriences: It works if you switch off "Sharing PCI IDE
interrupts support" in the "IDE, ATA and ATAPI Block devices" part.
Maybe that's the difference between the kernel configurations.