-> I changed the IDE cables in my PC and now the CDROM drive
-> is at hdb (primary ide slave), and previously it was hdd
-> (secondary IDE slave).
-> I did this when I was messing around getting Win95 to install
-> properly.
->
-> Now, what file do I change in Debian Linux (Slink) to get Linux
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Quoting Khalid EZZARAOUI ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> change your link file : /dev/cdrom to point to /dev/hdb
> and use /dev/cdrom everywhere you want
... except in /etc/fstab where the entry should
be the appropriate /dev/hdX else umount won't work properly.
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hi!
normally, your cdrom device is linked to /dev/cdrom
so you should relink it to the new device:
rm /dev/cdrom
ln -s /dev/hdb /dev/cdrom
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change your link file : /dev/cdrom to point to /dev/hdb
and use /dev/cdrom everywhere you want
You wrote ---
Hi,
I changed the IDE cables in my PC and now the CDROM drive
is at hdb (primary ide slave), and previously it was hdd
(secondary IDE slave).
I did this when I was messing around getting Win95 to install
properly.
Now, what file do
Barry Kauler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Now, what file do I change in Debian Linux (Slink) to get Linux
> to recognise the CDROM?
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "recognize the CDROM", but perhaps
you are looking for /etc/fstab?
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Hi,
I changed the IDE cables in my PC and now the CDROM drive
is at hdb (primary ide slave), and previously it was hdd
(secondary IDE slave).
I did this when I was messing around getting Win95 to install
properly.
Now, what file do I change in Debian Linux (Slink) to get Linux
to recognise the CD
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