hello,
i recently purchased a ocz ssd drive and i have suse 11.1 on it. it install fine but upon reboot it will say error loading operating system. i have also tried installed a previous version it and i get the same result.
i also tried installing windows xp on the ssd drive just to test it out and it works fine so i know its not my ssd drive is bad.
can someone please help?
thanks
anthony
The ssd drive is in what? laptop? cardreader? more info pls. Partition setup also. 
Those drives are 2.5" notebook SATA devices, used as an alternative to old-fangled whirring disk platters. The ‘Core’ appear to be rather notorious and poor performers, with a newer version 2, released and fixing problems (enough to feature in Phoronix benchmarks).
If the OP has a hard disk, I’d probably keep /, /var, /tmp, /home on that, and try copying /usr into ext2 format partition on the SSD, mounting that and seeing if it works.
Presumably GRUB is loading the kernel and initrd in a way that the drive doesn’t support. Unfortunately a lot of consumer hardware is only tested with Windows.
Tejun Heo the developer responding in this thread Re: Another libata error related to OCZ SSD: msg#02141 linux-kernel works for SuSE so filing a Bugzilla may be worth while. I notice that in past folk have had trouble installing Ubuntu to. See this clue to http://forum.soft32.com/linux/LibATA-error-ftopict471750.html
Disabling the pata_ driver to avoid libata, using broken_modules=pata_xx on the installer boot line may avoid issue if it’s libata specific, by using the older IDE/ATA drivers. There’s a way to stop all pata modules being probed to, but I forget the option.