eSata is just buggy to begin with - especially if your system isn't configured for AHCI already. Even with AHCI enabled, sometimes you'll have to reboot the computer after plugging in an eSata device to have it recognized.
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eSata is just buggy to begin with - especially if your system isn't configured for AHCI already. Even with AHCI enabled, sometimes you'll have to reboot the computer after plugging in an eSata device to have it recognized.
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