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Title: Installer detects non-existent 0GB HDD Post by: josephjaramillo on Monday 17 August 2009, 11:00:45 am I just tried installing Endian Community 2.2, and wasn't able to get anywhere, unfortunately. The installer brought up the "Software RAID" setup screen because it detected I have two disks installed: one 0GB (/dev/sda), and my actual 500GB target install disk (/dev/sdb). There is only one storage device on this machine, and that's the 500GB disk it detected as /dev/sdb. I have no clue where this phantom 0GB drive is coming from. I chose "No" when given the option of setting up a software RAID, and was informed that my installation disk was too small. It seems clear it's attempting to use the non-existent 0GB /dev/sda drive for installation.
I tried playing with a number of BIOS options to potentially disable whatever is causing the phantom HDD to be detected, but with no success. It should be noted that I'm attempting to install to a USB hard disk. One could think this is the source of the problem, but the installer correctly detected the disk and size. Anyone have any ideas? This would be easy to fix if the installer allowed the end-user to simply select a drive to use, but no go. Very disappointing. |