Following advice given here, it turns out there's no /dev/hda :-)
Now what?
-S.
On Saturday 11 October 2003 03:03, Blue Prince wrote:
fdisk /dev/hda fails - says it can't open /dev/hda.
It *looks* as if this has started right after installing Windows 2000
onto a
second primary partition
Missing '/dev/hda' entry was fixed with 'mknod /dev/hda b 3 0'
-S.
On Saturday 11 October 2003 03:03, Blue Prince wrote:
fdisk /dev/hda fails - says it can't open /dev/hda.
It *looks* as if this has started right after installing Windows 2000
onto a
second primary partition in the disk
On Sat, Oct 11, 2003 at 02:49:11PM +0200, Sharon Dagan wrote:
Following advice given here, it turns out there's no /dev/hda :-)
Now what?
Is this a SCSI machine? what was the original question?
To find out exactly which disks your kernel thinks you have, look at
the kernel's boot messages
fdisk /dev/hda fails - says it can't open /dev/hda.
It *looks* as if this has started right after installing Windows 2000
onto a
second primary partition in the disk. Everything else is working OK,
including GRUB and booting to both Linux and Windows. Also, when booting
from
the RH9 rescue
