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grefabu
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Post subject: (solved) SATA Hotplug
 Posted: 27.10.2011, 08:15
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towo
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Post subject: RE: SATA Hotplug
Posted: 27.10.2011, 08:27
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| Sata itself is hotplugable. |
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grefabu
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Post subject: RE: SATA Hotplug
Posted: 04.12.2011, 12:00
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Hi,
when I tried it, the changed disk don't reconiesed from the system.
I change althoug the slot.
Wheter dmesg nor a log told me that there something happend.
And I can't see a new device in /dev/sdX
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dieres
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Posted: 07.12.2011, 10:55
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| if you want sata hotplugable, I think you have to set it to ahci mode in bios. |
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DeepDayze
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Posted: 08.12.2011, 02:11
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dieres wrote:
if you want sata hotplugable, I think you have to set it to ahci mode in bios.
Not all systems may have that mode however |
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grefabu
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Posted: 10.12.2011, 07:59
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AHCI was the clue,
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