Although I have tried addressing this previously, no-one has yet
ventured to offer any suggested courses for action. Following a weekend
of searches, editing config files, etc., I decided a fresh uncomplicated
installation of Squeeze would be a good way to start.
Loading the Netinst CD which was correctly booted and installed from, I
now sit with a system that (still) does not recognise the sata DVD/CD-RW
as the default media player. I really don't know what I am supposed to
do to resolve this and I don't want to run the risk of just changing
config files in the desperate hope that I can get something to work.
I am sure that as IDE gets phased out in the UK by about next June (I am
led to believe) that all PCs will be sold with sata media drives, there
must be some way around this.
Any help would be appreciated.
AG
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