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    Strange

    Strange thing has happened

    I have 3 harddisks , one 8.04 on wich i boot, and older disk with 7.04 and one hdd with winxp

    I was able to view/mount all of them

    Now i only see my hdd where 8.04 is installed on..

    Wat happened, wich file can i adjust and to wat?

    (offcourse all disks work fine)

    #2
    Re: Strange

    Maybe

    K > System Settings > Advanced > Disk & Filesystems,
    Administrator Mode
    Right-click on the partition you see that needs fixing
    Edit
    and go from there;

    even at that, you might still have to do:
    Konqueror, Storage Media, Right-click, Mount
    now and then ...
    An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way. An artist says a hard thing in a simple way. Charles Bukowski

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      #3
      Re: Strange

      No the 2 other disks are not seen there

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        #4
        Re: Strange

        What does your fstab file show? Does it (still) have the entries for the other drive/partitions?
        Windows no longer obstructs my view.
        Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
        "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes

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          #5
          Re: Strange

          it does not, not sure how or wat i can put in there?

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            #6
            Re: Strange

            Linux gets its clues about hard drives from the BIOS of your system. Some combinations require that you change the "mode" on the SATA and/or IDE bus, in order for a drive to be seen by Linux.

            In the CLI, you can issue
            Code:
            fdisk -lu
            and
            Code:
            blkid
            and see the drives and their partitions, if they are in fact picked up by the OS. You can also install the
            Code:
            lshw
            package and then run that as a command to see more details about the make and model of them.

            If they truly aren't seen by the Linux OS, then you'll have to go into BIOS, and change the "mode" on the applicable bus. On my SATA bus, I have to set it to AHCI mode, for example, for those drives to be seen. There are also modes such as "legacy PATA" available.

            Hope this helps ...

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