Brett Fenton wrote:
I'm pretty sure this is wrong. My understanding is that in earlier kernels
sata devices were recognized as IDE devices, post 2.6.7 they were recognized
as SCSI devices. so regardless of whether cabling has altered or not the
fstab entries will be wrong and need to be modified. on my system for example
the first sata disk was /dev/hde and the root partition /dev/hde1 this needed
to be changed to /dev/sda1.
This is unusual. I have two SATA interfaces, but my IDE (PATA?) devices
are called /dev/hde /dev/hdf etc.
Stay well and happy
Heracles
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