Ken Wilson wrote:
>
> I stand to be corrected if I'm wrong but I believe Linux must reside on
> a master drive, be it the Primary Master or the Secondary Master. If
> you have two drives on the primary controller only one can be master.
Nope, Linux has no restriction on which drive you put it on. Unlike
that +other+ OS. :)
> > I set the BIOS disk type to LBA,Normal,and Large and the 10's still came
> > up.
> > Also for some reason I can't set the drive to primary master I can only
> > set
> > it to primary slave. I don't know if that would have an effect on it.
