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Sda Sdb Linux. I'm completely new to linux, and am using ubuntu 10.04. Historically, device names like /dev/hd* were. I'm confused when to use what (hdx,y) to represent which hard drive. If your machine has more than one sata, scsi or ide disk controller, the order in which their corresponding device nodes are. Make sure you provide the path to the partition and not the entire disk. I have 2 hard drives,. This is the primary drive upon which windows is installed. The next sd device file issued will be /dev/sdb. However, linux uses a different. That means when we connect the floppy drive to the computer, linux will use /dev/sdb to connect to the floppy drive. It has to do with the way linux (and other unixes as well) name their drives, much in the way that windows uses c:, d:, etc. Sda typically refers to the first detected disk, sdb the second, and so on. You have the c:\ drive. In linux, disks have names like sda, sdb, hda, etc.

It has to do with the way linux (and other unixes as well) name their drives, much in the way that windows uses c:, d:, etc. This is the primary drive upon which windows is installed. Historically, device names like /dev/hd* were. I have 2 hard drives,. In linux, disks have names like sda, sdb, hda, etc. That means when we connect the floppy drive to the computer, linux will use /dev/sdb to connect to the floppy drive. Sda typically refers to the first detected disk, sdb the second, and so on. You have the c:\ drive. Make sure you provide the path to the partition and not the entire disk. I'm confused when to use what (hdx,y) to represent which hard drive.

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Sda Sdb Linux This is the primary drive upon which windows is installed. Make sure you provide the path to the partition and not the entire disk. I have 2 hard drives,. In linux, disks have names like sda, sdb, hda, etc. It has to do with the way linux (and other unixes as well) name their drives, much in the way that windows uses c:, d:, etc. If your machine has more than one sata, scsi or ide disk controller, the order in which their corresponding device nodes are. The next sd device file issued will be /dev/sdb. This is the primary drive upon which windows is installed. That means when we connect the floppy drive to the computer, linux will use /dev/sdb to connect to the floppy drive. However, linux uses a different. You have the c:\ drive. I'm completely new to linux, and am using ubuntu 10.04. Sda typically refers to the first detected disk, sdb the second, and so on. Historically, device names like /dev/hd* were. I'm confused when to use what (hdx,y) to represent which hard drive.