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Originally Posted by MensaWater
Are you sure it didn't say "No such file or directory" instead?
That is a standard message telling you the file it tried to access doesn't exist.
/dev/hd* were the older non-scsi hard disk designations. These days most disks are /dev/sd* instead.
What do you see if you type "ls -l /dev/hda"?
What about "ls -l /dev/hsd*"?
What about "ls -l /dev/sd*"?
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thanks, your were right about the drive used, i used sda and it worked.
no such directory for hdparm -I /dev/hda
