Re: forcing system disk to wd0

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To: Otto Moerbeek <otto@...>
Cc: Joseph A Borg <jacborg@...>, <misc@...>
Date: Thursday, September 11, 2008 - 7:53 am

Right, assuming you don't have to change your boot device in BIOS all
you have to do is do it in fstab.

On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 01:04:19PM +0200, Otto Moerbeek wrote:

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forcing system disk to wd0, Joseph A Borg, (Thu Sep 11, 3:40 am)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Tom Rosso, (Thu Sep 11, 1:29 pm)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Otto Moerbeek, (Thu Sep 11, 7:04 am)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Marco Peereboom, (Thu Sep 11, 7:53 am)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Joseph A Borg, (Thu Sep 11, 8:52 am)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Ted Unangst, (Fri Sep 12, 1:37 pm)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Nick Guenther, (Fri Sep 12, 1:13 pm)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Vadim Zhukov, (Fri Sep 12, 6:16 pm)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Anathae Townsend, (Fri Sep 12, 8:23 pm)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Philip Guenther, (Thu Sep 11, 1:01 pm)
Re: forcing system disk to wd0, Joseph A Borg, (Thu Sep 11, 4:26 pm)