pcimage wrote:
Matiw wrote:
It is an External Drive. I have tried with the USB connection first, and then took out the USB adaptor and checked it with Sata. Same result.
That's what I figured (USB)
I don't think you're quite right (same result)... If you tested via SATA (no USB) then it CAN'T have picked up the Initio controller.
Which is it?
Pcimage,
You are right, when connected directly to the desktop PCs Sata port, it is not detected in Windows Disk management, when it is connected to the PC with its own Sata-to-USB adaptor (a small PCB), it is not detected either. But, with a third Party Sata-USb adaptor, it is detected but is chown as uninitialized.
I tried to see the SMART in bootmed, the drive is detected, it shows it as "not partitioned", SMART not supported. The HDD is a WD 2.5 inch.