I think the active partition on the 2nd
disk is your problem.  XP takes notice
of it, and will put it logically before
partitions on the first disk.

So, if you can, deactivate it from XP.
You may need to then assign the D: letter
to the right partition after you do this.
Hopefully XP would do the right thing though.

Only then replace the second disk.

(Are you sure you do not have any fat/ntfs/windows
partitions on the 2nd disk?)

Matt
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