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Thanks, can I download the 10-CURRENT release somewhere to verify that my controller is working in there? I don't suspect that it is the drive or a jumper on it because I have 5 of these disks in my system, the 4 others are connected to another onboard controller, an ATI IXP700 and they are...

Are you sure about this? My controller only has 2 SATAII ports but according to the datasheet it can also support a PATA port: Internal native interface multiplexed to 2-port SATA II and 1-port PATA

I have a similar issue with this controller and so far I have found out that FreeBSD does not support this controller well, but with some trial & error I have been able to make it work as an AHCI controller, you can read about it here: http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=34128

Success I looked some more into this issue and in the end I concluded that I had to make some additional modifications, so right now here is a list of items that I have added: /usr/src/sys/dev/ahci/ahci.c {0x2362197b, 0x00, "JMicron JMB362", 0}, /usr/src/sys/dev/ata/ata-pci.h #define...

Just tried this but it didn't seem to work as my controller is still detected as an ATA controller. :( I suspect that this is not the only place where I need to make some modifications? Does anyone know how the hardware detection process works on FreeBSD, especially for the ATA/SATA...

This looks promising, does anyone know where I can find a good tutorial on how to rebuild the kernel?

Since I didn't receive any replies, I digged a bit further and came across the following file: ata-jmicron.c Which contains the following sections which might be relevant in regards to this issue: static const struct ata_chip_id const ids[] = {{ ATA_JMB360, 0, 1, 0, ATA_SA300...

hello all First of all, I am a noob at FreeBSD, just started to play with it today and so far I am impressed! Now while playing with FreeBSD 9 I noticed that one of my SATA controllers (JMicron JMB362 onboard controller on my ASUS M5A99X EVO MoBo) uses the ATA driver instead of the AHCI...