OK, time to ask the dumb question.
Since you formatted it with Windows, did you use Ntfs-Config to enable read write support in Ultimate Edition?
Since some software is picky about which Sata slot you use for a HD, check the Bios to make sure your drives are plugged into Slot 1 & 3
If all else fails, open up Windows again and this time fire up Partition Magic to format it.
I want to say PM allows you to format Ext3, but I can't remember for sure.
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Can't Find Sata Slave Drive...
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Re: Can't Find Sata Slave Drive...
by LeadFingers » Tue Aug 19, 2008 3:14 pm
1st Box: Ultimate Edition 2.0 x64/ 1.8 x64
2nd Box: XP (dusty)
3rd Box: Stable Media box Ultimate Edition 1.8 x64 with XBMC
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2nd Box: XP (dusty)
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Re: Can't Find Sata Slave Drive...
by Baphomet » Tue Aug 19, 2008 3:58 pm
LeadFingers wrote:OK, time to ask the dumb question.
My favorite flavor: Stoopid!
LeadFingers wrote:Since you formatted it with Windows, did you use Ntfs-Config to enable read write support in Ultimate Edition?
Since you're asking, I'm assuming this step you mention is important... <scratching head>
You know... I can't really say with 100% certainty that I did that... BUT! Ultimate reads/writes to my external USB (and NTFS formatted) drive just fine. NTFS support works for the external drive, should it not work for the internal?
LeadFingers wrote:Since some software is picky about which Sata slot you use for a HD, check the Bios to make sure your drives are plugged into Slot 1 & 3
Oh CHRIST... It's f--king picky about which mudder-freakin' PORT is being used??? Do you know how many SATA ports this mobo HAS??? Well, I don't either, bub; but it's a LOT... <pulls hair out>
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