Rogier Wolff wrote:
>
> Eyal Lebedinsky wrote:
> > I have four identical disks as hdb, hdc, hdf, hdg (i.e. one per
> > cable).
>
> I have a disk that refuses to identify to the BIOS when it's "slave
> without master". Worked like a charm though under Linux.
Well, these four disks are not the only ones in the machine, there
is a hda (the main boot/root) and hdd (cdrom). hde is a caddy for
a mobile disk which is actually empty at this time.
I did not mention these details on the assumption that they are
irrelevant, not a smart thing to do...
So, only hdf is a slave with no master, and it is on the HPT370. I
understand that the error is on the HPT366 (which handles hda-d).
This rules out the masterless slave, right?
And I could stick a disk into the mobile rack and remove this variable
from the equation - I will do this now and see if it has any effect.
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