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好像2008年这问题就存在了. 因为光学设备控制器蕊片设计上的原因吧.
G'day Cmanns,
There's an issue with SATA controllers being configured as AHCI or RAID in that they will *kind of* recognise and *kind of* boot some CD/DVD media, but they will not work properly with them.
Basically, once the mainboard SATA controller has beens et to AHCI (ie, enable all the nice SATA features) or RAID, the only devices that are then supported fully are HDD devices. This means that the SATA DVD won't work, you'll need an IDE or USB drive to load anything.
There's a number of motherboards (especially from Intel, including various desktop, workstation and server motherboards) that have only a single SATA controller, no IDE controller, and therefore don't support SATA Opticl drives when running in all other than boring Native mode. This is a serious shotcoming of these motherboards.
I know that the new MSI X58 chipset boards have multiple SATA controllers (and from memory, a single PATA controller) and will therefore allow you to load an operating system on a computer built on one of these motherboards - the Intel boards will not (unless you use a USB optical drive).
Regards,
Hilton Travis
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