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> Since the second disk is totally Linux, the drive designators, as far > as DOS is concerned, have not changed, i.e. first hard disk is still > drive C whereas the CD drive is still drive D. > > Both hard disks are connected to the primary IDE connector, and the > CD is connected to the secondary IDE connector. Upon booting up > with the boot disk, Linux did not report finding any CD drive. The > two hard disks were identified. ide0 is also identified which, I could > only guess, might be the primary ide connector? The CD must be set to 'single', not 'slave'. > Am I missing something here? What are my alternatives? I tried to > copy the entire slackware directory onto the C drive just to get the > installation going, but the long file names just got in the way. You could pass drive info to the kernel at the LILO prompt. > Digital AC2850RTL, and the CD drive is a Mitsumi. You need the IDE CD bootdisk, not the Mitsumi one.
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