While browsing HP documentation I came across a note that stated that Linux only supports SATA or SCSI - not both at the same time. IIRC, the note was regarding RH9, so it may be out of date. I'll be using FC2 or FC3.
Is this an issue with Linux? Is this an issue with the older IDE and SCSI machines?
In particular, I was seeing the HP X4000 and XW6000 machines up for sale. I'd hate to actually win one and then find out I cannot re-use the SCSI drives with my IDE drives!! I figured someone on this list would know... (c:
Shouldn't be any problem, unless HP's got something goofy in their hardware.
I've used IDE, SCSI, and SATA in the same box before. Also mixed IDE + Fibre Channel and various other things without issues. Heck, it'd even work under Windows.. :)
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