You need to read the mobo manual as to how to install/setup sata drives in
your version of win.
It may involve the F6 option to install sata drives from floppy during
installation/ or repair of win.
May be a specific bios setting, and also a raid bios setting
If these drives are to be primary o/s drives you may care to disconnect your
extra drives, including the DVD when you set up, in order that drive letters
are not all over the place.
"Vince" <> wrote in message
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> I just reciently upgraded from a 16G UDMA/33 hard drive to a pair of 80G
> SATA-150 hard drives. Although the new drives are recognized by the BIOS,
> my computer won't boot from them. Then there is the minor annoyance that
> my HD LED only works the the PATA drives.
>
> Has anyone else had these problems?
>
> This is my system:
> A7V600 BIOS ver. 1008
> AMD XP 2000+
> 1G PC3200 RAM
> 2 Seagate Barracuda SATA 7200rpm 80GB drives model ST380013AS
> IBM Deskstar DTTA-351680 16G PATA
> Seagate ST34321A 4G PATA
> PATA DVD ROM
> PATA CDRW drive
>
> TIA
>
> --
> 73 de Vince (N7YVL)
> E Pluribus Linux
>