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Originally Posted by phantom_cyph
But would the BIOS reordering the drives change how it Debian works though? It goes directly from GRUB to Debian how I set it up, but says its waiting for the root filesystem. I even tried unplugging my other hdd, and Debian still won't boot.
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Yes, it would.
Assuming your drives are IDE, Linux will name them this way:
hda - BIOS primary master
hdb - BIOS primary slave
hdc - BIOS secondary master
hdd - BIOS secondary slave
hde through hdh - third and fourth IDE, if your motherboard supports that