[mythtv-users] fast audio and video
Yan-Fa Li
yanfali at best.com
Wed Oct 13 03:47:51 UTC 2004
It's possible to run a 48bit EIDE drive on a board that doesn't support
them by setting the BIOS to none for that drive and then letting the
kernel detect it at boot time. BIOS support is only required if you
want to boot from it. I've done this on some older boxes, ran a smaller
boot drive and then larger root drives. As long as the boot partition
is on the smaller driver it'll work.
Christopher Flynn wrote:
> Well I had mythtv up and running quite well on my Athlon 1.2Ghz
> machine with 256Megs RAM and a 40Gig hard drive. I decided I wanted
> more space and got a 200GB hard drive. Well my motherboard didn't
> recognize it and in fooling with things I managed to really screw up
> my installation.
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