🚀 go-pugleaf

> Sounds like you're working with an AT class machine (as opposed to
> an XT class machine). The BIOS on the mother board contains the 
> rountines for running the hard disk. The problem you running into
> is that the controller *also* has its own BIOS...so what you need to
> do is in the setup program, specify "no hard disk" (which disables
> the motherboard disk BIOS routines) to  allow the controller BIOS
> to function properly...
> 

  That will work with an XT type controller which has the drive parameters
on the card, but not an AT.  The disk controller bios still looks at an
AT's CMOS RAM to determine the drive type number.  I use a 1006-SR2 also and
I had to set the drive number types to the type that matched the table in
the hard disk controller bios.  The tables between controller and mother-
board bios (AMI) did not match.  It seems like I tried the user selectable
parameters and didn't have much luck.  However I did find parameters 'close
enough' in the disk controller bios table.

Cliff Koch