On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 1:31 PM, Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Forgive me for being a bit wooly with this explanation (I've only recently > moved over from Windows), but changing disk mode from IDE to SATA may well > not work without a re-install, or at the very least messing around with boot > settings. I've seen many systems which list SATA disks in front of IDE > ones, so you changing the drives to SATA may now mean that instead of your > OS being installed on drive 0, and your data on drive 1, you now have the > data on drive 0 and the OS on drive 1. >
Solaris does not do this. This is one of the many annoyances I have with linux. The way they handle /dev is ridiculous. Did you add a new drive? Let's renumber everything! --Tim
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