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I finally got Gentoo LiveCD to see my keyboard. The solution: Disconnect/reconnect its USB connector. Go figure.

At any rate, here is the output of "fdisk -l":
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Okay, if/when I ever get to that point, I'll try to get into a "Konsole" (sp?) and execute the following commands:


dmesg | less
fdisk -l

Right? :confused:

Thanks for your ideas.

What I fail to understand is this: Isn't grub only necessary for multi-boot? And if so, why would I need it, given the fact that there exists no Boot or System partitions...

...whichever one is included in linuxmint-10-kde-dvd-amd64.iso, I suppose.

By all accounts, Linux Mint installed okay; I just can't seem to get the hard drive to boot.

Maybe I should totally wipe out one of my "recognizable" SATA drives, plug it into SATA0, and try to...

Corona,

THANK YOU! Sorry for the "all caps shout", but you're the first person to offer me even a glimmer of hope as to what might be the problem. I can tell you that I finally broke down...

Hi guys.

I realize it's a 7-year-old drive, but is there any reason why it's not listed it when I try to install Mint?

All my other drives are recognized:

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