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From: "Jason W. Barnes" <jbarnes@barnesos.net>
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Subject: 6.0-RELEASE installation to SATA hard drive
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 	I am trying to install FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE onto new SATA hard 
drive that I installed in my computer.  My motherboard (A7M266-D) does not 
had on-board SATA support, so I installed a PCI SATA controller from 
CompUSA (CompUSA brand was what it said).  When I boot from the install CD 
and use the Standard installation, all that sysinstall sees is my old hard 
drive on ad3, and not the new drive.
 	When I try the 5.4-RELEASE cd, it *can* see the new drive and 
designates it ad6.  Has SATA capability been lost between 5.4 and 6.0?
 	Does anyone know of a way to make the 6.0-RELEASE install CD see 
my SATA hard drive like the old 5.4-RELEASE CD does?  Thanks for any ideas 
you might have,

 				- Jason Barnes