Phil Schaffner said:
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> I should have also asked for "fdisk -l" output, but will wing it -
> device names may have to be changed to protect the innocent. It's
> possible all this can be fixed by modifying BIOS setting to change the
> boot order; however, on my IDE/IDE-RAID/SCSI system that failed to
> work. Thus the following mess...
Ok, but my system is 100% IDE.
The funny thing is that even XP seems to be somehow confused,
c: is my slave IDE disk and d: is my mster ide disk.
Do you think the culprit could be a wrong hw setting ?
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> Reboot without the floppy and report success :-) or failure :-(
Of course, just why a few hours.
I'll do it as soon as I back home.
> This probably deserves a Bugzilla report, but it's sufficiently complex
> and esoteric that I have not attempted one. You are the only other case
> of the problem I have encountered.
I've already filled a bug in bugzilla.
Thanks.
Ciao,
Paolo
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