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I just upgraded to an AMD 64 3000+ on an nForce4 motherboard. I am using a SATA drive for Windows, and tried to install Arch on an IDE drive. I was able to install OK (except for proper GRUB configuration), however, booting Arch was so horrendously slow that I gave up on it after waiting for about 5 minutes.
I tried both the ide and scsi kernels, both had the same results. Also tried a CD install and an FTP install. I'd really like to get Arch up and running again, as it pains me not to have it...
Any ideas?
EDIT: hah! Looks like a BIOS update is going to do the trick. I ran XFLD 0.2 and it ran equally slow, then updated the BIOS, and XFLD ran perfectly. I'm assuming Arch will have similar results.
So... if anyone has/is getting an Chaintech VNF4 Ultra Motherboard, you know what to expect now!
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Wait a minute... NForce4 is out already?! And there are motherboards from Chaintech with the chipset?! :shock:
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Indeed.
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:shock:
(Can't believe the thing has no AGP slot... PCI-x cards are bloody expensive!)
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