rm /dev/hda
rm /dev/hde
mknod hda b 33 0
mknod hde b 3 0
John.
> I /think/ that if the BIOS can initialize the Promise chip, that it is
> (theoretically) possible for the kernel to initialize the chip to
> function correctly, but if Promise /won't allow/ paid-for chips to
> function in a way that gives us the reliability-system we paid-for, then
> the simplest solution is:
To do what I did with my Promise card - use the IDE ribbon cable that
came with it, and leave the card in the box on the shelf :-).
John.
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