No Darko, it is not to do with uuid in the fstab.
For the record, the fstab does use UUID to identify the disks.
Please read more carefully. You will see that I have stated, that fdisk
-l does not report all my disks. Furhermore you will see that I have
included output from lshw. If you would
One other thing I will mention. When running the live Hardy CD, the same
symptoms exist. I can see two of my three drives in fdisk -l. Definitely
need a new kernel.
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This problem appears to be a kernel issue. When I select kernel
2.6.22-14-generic from the grub menu during boot up, the IDE addressing
behaves normally, and I can access all my hard drives. When I select
kernel 2.6.24-16-generic the IDE addressing is screwed, and I can only
access some of my hard
Just checking back through prior bug reports. I found two bug#222115 and
bug#221677 that may relate to this one. Going further back there are
several other complaints of not being able to access a CD drive.
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When I attempted to install Hardy for the first time, the install
location was on hdc the master on the secondary controller. The install
completed, and upon reboot, it reported file not found. I believed at
the time this was due to the grub loader getting confused about where
things are located.
Attached is the output of lshw taken when running Hardy from the first
partition on the master on the primary IDE controller.
** Attachment added: Output of lshw
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13951558/hardy
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Looks like bug#93655. Is your /etc/fstab migrated to uuid? If it's not,
you should run /usr/lib/udev/migrate-fstab-to-uuid.sh
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