CentOS - Feb 2005 - GRUB Bootloader

I installed CentOS 4 Beta on an ATA disk to have a look at it, and on the same
computer I have a Windows installation on a SATA disk. In the CentOS
installation
process it could see the operatingsystem on the SATA and everything looked good,
it
said something like "Other... /dev/sda" (not quite sure, it looked
right so I didn't
really take note of it).

Now when I want to boot the windows installation is is attempting to boot from
/dev/hdd, and that disk isn't even there?

I had CentOS 3 on the ATA disk before and there it did the same thing, it's
not a
big problem as I just have to hit Esc and select the SATA before it starts
booting,
but shouldn't this be corrected somewhere?

brgds Ulrik

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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 08:17:06 +0100 (CET), Ulrik S. Kofod
<usk at cybersite.dk> wrote:
> 
> I had CentOS 3 on the ATA disk before and there it did the same thing,
it's not a
> big problem as I just have to hit Esc and select the SATA before it starts
booting,
> but shouldn't this be corrected somewhere?
> 
Beyond your own grub.conf?  Probably.  If you can provide exact steps
to repeat the problem I'm sure that the Anaconda product would be
happy to have this bug documented in their bugzilla.

Greg