I have OS X 10.1.5 running on a SuperMac S900. OS X is installed on a 9 GB external hard drive connected to the S900 external SCSI port (bus 1, SCSI ID 5). I would like to move this drive to the internal SCSI bus. Does anyone know whether or not you can switch the OS X boot drive to other buses and SCSI ID's? If so, is this a simple process or am I better off seeking a different path? I know I've used some SGI's which don't like the boot drive to be moved to other slots; I'm guessing this is true for OS X as well. I am also not opposed to creating another OS X boot drive; however, I'm hoping there are some simple Unix commands or a OS X utility that will allow me to simply change the address of the boot drive. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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