Jay O'Brien wrote:
Thanks again Henrik and Ruben, you found the problem for me.
I've now built a new installation of 5.3 on ad0, and I have
a copy of the 4.10 install on ad1. Now there's no question
about which is running.
I edited ad1's /etc/fstab to change all instances of ad0 to
ad1, and n
On Sat, Nov 13, 2004 at 01:54:47PM -0800, Jay O'Brien typed:
> Apparently I will have to make some changes to the files on the
> second drive so that the first drive won't be used at all when
> the system is booted from the second drive. Which files?
/etc/fstab ?
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Jay O'Brien wrote:
Thanks Henrik and Ruben, Good input from you both.
To be sure which HD I'm on, I made (empty) directories in the root
of each drive, called (either) ..AD0 or ..AD1. In this way the HD's
aren't completely identical, and I can see which one boots.
I agree that boot0 shouldn't
Thanks Henrik and Ruben, Good input from you both.
To be sure which HD I'm on, I made (empty) directories in the root
of each drive, called (either) ..AD0 or ..AD1. In this way the HD's
aren't completely identical, and I can see which one boots.
I agree that boot0 shouldn't be on the second d
On Fri, Nov 12, 2004 at 06:59:56PM -0800, Jay O'Brien typed:
> I have two identical hard drives on the same IDE controller;
> The file systems are identical. I can move the "Master" jumper
> from one HD to the other and the computer will boot on the
> HD with the jumper. It becomes ad0 and the ot
Jay O'Brien wrote:
I have two identical hard drives on the same IDE controller;
The file systems are identical. I can move the "Master" jumper
from one HD to the other and the computer will boot on the
HD with the jumper. It becomes ad0 and the other HD is ad1.
I have installed boot0cfg on both
