Re: 2nd SATA not seen; fdisk /dev/hdb can not be opened
In article <e82l16$vei$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Tyler McHenry <tyler@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The hd* devices are IDE drives. SATA drives are sd*, so your second SATA
drive would be /dev/sdb.
You can check to see what disks your kernel has found (with a 2.6
kernel), by typing
ls -ld /sys/block/[sh]d?
.
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