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> Hi.
> 
> 	I am a little bored and I was just thinking. Knowing already that the
> adaptec cards will install but not boot, would it be possible If I
> paired the scsi disk up with the ide disk being "/" and the scsi being
> say /usr & swap will this work, or should I put my screwdriver away and
> play with something else.

Sure. But a whole root/usr on IDE will be fine too.




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