Phillip Susi a écrit : > And this single disk that you install to without the others... does it > become something other than sda when you connect the other two disks? > > If so then you need to choose the correct disk to install grub to. It > defaults to /dev/sda but the other two drives should also be listed as > choices in the installer. You need to make sure it uses whichever drive > your bios is set to boot from first. > > I retried to install 10.04 when the disk is /dev/sda and when there are other disks. It installs correctly (but 10.04 freezes when I try to login! It is an other problem) I shall now retry the install on /dev/sdb; I think the issue is here, when the model of the disk is old. I shall mail the result to you. Thank you for your interest. A.Leroux
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