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by **Stefan Wuerth** » Thu, 18 Feb 1999 04:00:00

Hi,

when I remove my first SCSI-HDD (Win98; /dev/sda) I can't boot any
more from my second SCSI-HDD (Linux; /dev/sdb) because /dev/sdb
becomes now /dev/sda.

How can I solve this problem without installing Linux once again?

Thanks,

Stefan.

by **Dirty Fl** » Thu, 18 Feb 1999 04:00:00

1- I supose you have a boot disk!!!!
2-Edit the /etc/lilo.conf, change all sdb entrys by sda one, and remove the
old sda ones !
3-Edit the /etc/fstab and in the root line '/' make sure the path is
correct,
4-Run /SBIN/LILO !!!!

Thats it i hope

>Hi,

>when I remove my first SCSI-HDD (Win98; /dev/sda) I can't boot any
>more from my second SCSI-HDD (Linux; /dev/sdb) because /dev/sdb
>becomes now /dev/sda.

>How can I solve this problem without installing Linux once again?

>Thanks,

>Stefan.

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