Almudena Garcia, le mar. 17 août 2021 18:43:38 +0200, a ecrit: > But, in fstab, the drives are registered as /dev/hd0s1 (root partition in > harddisk), and /dev/hd2 (cdron drive).
Yes, because that was how it was during the debian installer. Think the BIOS compatibility/AHCI switch as "I unplug the disk from a IDE plug, and plug it into an AHCI plug". Obviously you have to update the software, so it knows where to find the disk. > I can try to change them to sdX naming, but is a bit risky You will have to do that at some point to achieve the transition, but since gnumach complains that it can't drive the device, it won't work anyway. Really, as I said it's the warning I quoted that you need to address to get things working. When GNU shows you something like sd0: sd0s1 <sd0s5> it will mean that the drive started working. But before that it's completely useless to update fstab, and worse: it will prevent you from booting in IDE mode. Samuel
