Yes, the first part of what you have done should be correct for a floppy
boot system. The entries in /etc/fstab do HAVE to reference the correct
device/partitions.
If you are using lilo on the boot floppy then that has to be corrected
for the new location also.
Hunter H Marshall wrote:
>
> I have a 1.2.8 system that I boot from floppy. I
> moved the harddrive from (effectively) /dev/hda to
> /dev/hdb. I then used rdev to change the boot
> device and the swap device to their hdb
> counterparts. Should that have been sufficient?
>
> Is there a primary/secondary IDE issue (if I'm
> saying that right)? What about the /etc/fstab
> which reference /dev/hda?
>
> Thanks
>
> hunter
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