In , on 09/15/07
   at 11:51 PM, Felix Miata  said:

Hi,

>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.

You might want to report this to Dani.  It may be something she can fix. 
Of course, it may also be some assumptions made by the DMDs which can not
be controlled.

FWIW, the bootloader tells the kernel what the boot drive letter is,
typically using data stored in the BPB.  Problems occur when this does not
agree with the drive letter assigned by the DMDs (OS2LVM or OS2DASD).

Steven

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