Intel IHC5 SATA Support

Hi -- Just downloaded Solaris 5.10 for X86_64 and again the install
does not see the Intel ICH5 SATA Controller.
What can I do to circumvent this issue --- I've search Sunsolve and I found nothing ---
Is this a known/resolvable issue?
I look forward to all of your responses.
opwvcons

SATA drives on Intel ICH chipsets should work in P-ATA compatibilty mode,
if you enable that mode in the system's bios.

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