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Old 16th October 2008, 05:14 PM
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Naming of discs

I have attached an external hard disk type Seagate to my FC8. There is a WinXp-partition on the fixed hard disc. When booting the system assigns disc-1 and disc-2 alternativly to Seagate and WinXP. At one boot I can find WinXp on drive disc-1 (and Seagate on disc) while at next boor the idenfication may have switched. Then WinXP may be found on disc-2.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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