On 2007/09/15 23:20 (GMT-0400) Derek W. Keoughan apparently typed:

> It's a simple matter to pick the boot device in the BIOS - you could 
> boot from SATA #3 if you wanted to, for whatever reason.

If a little test I did today is any indication, rearranging the boot order
for SATA in the BIOS may not work with OS/2. I tried, and no matter what, I
always got the cannot operate your HD message when trying the use the HD
connected to the #4 SATA port, even when all other HDs were disabled either
via lack of power or with NONE set for it in the BIOS. Moving the very HD
from the #4 SATA port to the #1 worked fine.
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