Created attachment 606954 [details] output of fpaste --sysinfo Description of problem: I am trying to install Fedora on this machine (see info in the attached files). Fedora fails to recognise the harddrive of the machine --> only the usb stick i am booting with is found. On IRC people told me that it is probably a problem related to bad support for nvidia chips. Dmesg lists some errors/warnings (see attachments). Best regards Erik Schilling (Ablu)
Created attachment 606955 [details] output of dmesg
Created attachment 606956 [details] output of fdisk -l
Created attachment 606957 [details] output of lspci
Sorry. I forgot to add the info that the drive is detected by Windows XP that already was installed. Best regards
Created attachment 606979 [details] abrt also noticed the problem as i just noticed. This is the problem logged to file. I just noticed that abrt noticed the problem too. I told it to log it into the file i just uploaded.
Created attachment 606982 [details] photo of the infos that the bios displays me when i press F1
Created attachment 606983 [details] photo of the sata port 0 configuration in the bios I cannot change anything in the bios related to the sata port except setting a password.
Created attachment 606985 [details] output of ls /dev I just thought about checking the other drives (only cd drive). It does not get detected as well... Attached output of ls /dev.
Switching SATA Controlled Mode to "Enhanced" in the bios fixed the issue for me. Marking as not a bug though it would be nice if it could work without bios tinkering