Dla pewności opensuse10.2
zapoznaj się z 5 sposobem jak nie zadziala to spruboj wczesniejszych
opisanych
prosze tak:
1) w ustawieniach biosa sprawdzic kolejność wlasciwie ustawienia
kontrolera dysków do wyboru jest SATA ATA i jest kilka opcji nie pamiętam już teraz
następne proszę sprubowac przepiąć DVD na master
2) sprawdzić w biosie ustawienia AHCI Mode (ma być enable)
3) insmod=ide-generic dodac przy bootowaniu instalacji
4) jeśli nie zadziała to w opcjach dodać all-generic-ide
5) zapoznaj sie z ponizszym opisem
Hello,
I had the same problem with my machine to install SuSE 10.2. Here's the
solution I found here after reading some posts in this handy forum.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Karim
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The "CD not found" error before installation
If you have a Core 2 Duo-capable motherboard and are getting an error
message about the installer not being able to find the CD/DVD after you have
already booted from it, the problem is likely with your IDE controller. In some
modern motherboards, the parallel ATA controller has been taken out of the
chipset and moved to a third-party drive controller. That third party is JMicron,
and this problem most famously occurs in the Asus P5B motherboard, though
other brands and models can be affected as well.
First, it will help to do a quick workaround in your BIOS. Press the Del,
F1, or F2 key to get into your system BIOS just after powering it on. There
should be a message somewhere on the screen that tells you which key to press;
if you are not sure, press all three repeatedly and you're sure to get there.
Somewhere in the BIOS setup you should see an option for the JMicron drive
controller ("Onboard Devices" in the P5B BIOS menu). Set it to AHCI mode, then
save and exit the BIOS setup utility.
Boot from the openSUSE 10.2 CD 1 or DVD. You'll still get the same message,
but now you're better enabled to work around it. Press Enter to get past the
error message, then choose your language in the following screen. That will
bring you to the main menu. Use the down arrow key to select the Kernel
Modules option and press Enter. In the next screen press Enter again to select the
default option for IDE/RAID/SCSI Modules. In the long list that follows, find
both the JMicron and the Generic IDE drivers, select them, press Enter, then
press Enter again when you're asked for special options to pass to them. You
will have to do this twice -- one time for each driver. When you return to
the kernel module screen, use the Tab or arrow keys to select Back, and press
Enter. That should put you back into the Main Menu. Now select the option for
Start Installation or System and press Enter, then select Start Installation
or Update and press Enter, and lastly select the CD-ROM as the source and
press Enter. The normal graphical installation procedure will commence.
If the above does not work, write down installation source mirror addresses
from the link in the installation source section below and use them to
install openSUSE over FTP. The only difference in the procedure will be to change
the above instructions to select FTP instead of CD-ROM as the sou
rce.
