Hi,
I am wondering if
someone out there would be kind enough to provide me with a little bit of
assistance here.
I have a RedHat 7.3
Server running an IDE drive (straight of motherboard) and would like to upgrade
the drive to a SCSI. I have purchased a SCSI Controller Card (LVD U160) and a
Seagate 18GB 10K U160 drive and can easily "ghost" the image to it.
The problem is i
don't want to have to re-install Redhat and i am led to beleive Redhat will
always try to locate the IDE drive and refuse to boot from the SCSI or will
kernal panic.
Can anyone advise a
way to force Redhat to always boot from the SCSI drive from now on after? Or
will Redhat detect the card and begin booting from the SCSI device itself. The
server is live so downtime must be kept to a minimum.
Any help would be
greatly appreciated...
Greg Darby
Systems Administrator
Ramelec (SA) Pty
Ltd
2 Ontario Avenue
Panorama SA
5041
' Phone: +61 8 8374 2100
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