Verze 1:
I've had a look in computer management / Disk Management, and also under device manager and only the two IDE disk drives are listed. Same with Explorer. Also in device manager I see that under SCSI ad RAID Contollers, the VIA Serial ATA RAID controller is listed as 'Device cannot start'. Not sure why, but perhaps this needs two SATA drives to start..
Verze 2:The problem is SATA2 - if there is such a thing - maybe call it SATA 3Gb/s. The Asus A7V600-X only supports SATA 1.5Gb/s (ie the original SATA) and therefore cannot detect this hard drive. So much for backward compatibility...who exactly is at fault here, I'm not sure, but I'm guessing the motherboard.
The solution requires a jumper.
Vyber si :)
