SOLVED: moving AMAHI7 to other sata connection

kikkegek
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SOLVED: moving AMAHI7 to other sata connection

Postby kikkegek » Sun Aug 11, 2013 7:24 am

he guys,

I installed AMAHI on a SSD connected to SATA1 on the motherboard.

I now installed a PCI-SATA controller and want to move the SSD from SATA 1 on the motherboard to SATA1 on the MB.

I set the BIOS and pointed it for booting to the correct disk.

but AMAHI doesnt boot. it boots into some kind of dracut prompt.

I have used a Ubuntu12.04 LIVECD and found out that the SSD is now moved from /dev/sda to /dev/sdb

what do I need to adjust to make the system boot again?

#background info:
I am doing this because the SATA on my MB is SATA300 and the SATA on the PCI card is only SATA150.
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Re: moving AMAHI7 to other sata connection

Postby sgtfoo » Sun Aug 11, 2013 7:43 am

Your question and information is a little confusing. You mention that your sdb is still sdb and that you want to swap from sata1 on the motherboard to sata1 on the mb (motherboard?).. which would be the same.

Please elaborate.
And let us know how comfortable you are in command-line
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Re: moving AMAHI7 to other sata connection

Postby kikkegek » Sun Aug 11, 2013 8:23 am

Edited my post ..sorry.

I am fine with the command line

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Re: moving AMAHI7 to other sata connection

Postby kikkegek » Sun Aug 11, 2013 11:25 am

solved it, because I added a new PCI-SATA controller, I had to run

# dracut --regenerate-all

in rescue mode from the AMAHI7 express disc

HDA is back online again

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