You should zap the PRAM and reset the NVRAM whenever you're changing
out hardware such as a HD.
You should also boot OS X with a Safe Boot to rebuild the system caches.
Hold Cmd-Opt-P-R keys for several chimes to zap the PRAM, then after
one chime slide the fingers on P & R over to O & F so you're holding
Cmd-Opt-O-F. At the Open Firmware prompt type these commands:
set-defaults<Return>
reset-all<Return>
where <Return> means hit the Return key. The response should be "ok"
to the 1st command, and a restart to the 2nd command. Upon restart,
use the Option key if you wish to select the startup partition. In
each OS X System boot once holding the Shift key to rebuild the system
startup caches.
Hopefully all is well.
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