Sounds like a boot order issue. Check BIOS. On 8/16/10, Paul Johnston <[email protected]> wrote: > OLD BOX: Win2K and Red Hat dual-booted on a IDE drive > NEW BOX: WinXP and Ubuntu (now 10.04) dual-boot, each OS on its' own > SATA drive. Of course, GRUB handles the boot choices. > > I wanted to pull some files off the old IDE drive, so I connected it to > the legacy IDE port on the motherboard. When I powered up this new > hardware configuration, I was surprised when the GRUB screen asked me to > choose between Win2K and Red Hat Linux. GRUB preferred the IDE drive to > the two SATA drives. > > How do I configure GRUB to prefer the SATA drives over the old IDE > drive? > > -- > Linux in every box, and C.S. Lewis in every bookpile > ---------------------------------------------------- > Paul > > _______________________________________________ > PLUG mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug >
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