Haste Makes Waste - Or Does It???

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Don't know but, I do know that WinXP will puke its brains out if it's
not on the first hd. Bad experience. And people wonder why I charge more
for winBLOWS servicing?

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I read somewhere that if you have a slower (ATA33) CDROM as the second
(slave) of the same IDE controller that your higher speed IDE hard drive
(ATA100/133) is connected to, that the hard drive will run at the slower
(ATA33) speed .

Not wanting to risk this, I bought a second cable to move the CDROM to the
second IDE controller. However, in my haste, I moved the hard drive (HDA)
to the second controller making it HDC. Everything seemed to boot well
except for an error message (failed) about swapon: and /dev/hda3 not
existing, which figures.

I went into fstab and pointed swap to /dev/hdc3 and life is good. My
question: Is there any advantage having the hard drive plugged into the
first IDE connection making it hda???

Thanks

George
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