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Can't swap between two bootable drives I'm attempting to setup a 2-drive (sda, sdb) RAID 1 in my PC, using Raider to convert from my old single drive (sda) system to the new RAID 1. From sda, on sdb I ran: # raider -R1 # raider --run and it finished ok setting up the empty drive into the RAID array and copied all data. Now I have to swap the disks, but I can't make my PC boot from sdb, it always boot from sda. I've tried to modify the BIOS boot settings but nothing changed, I can only choose HD as boot device and change mount order, but not boot order between them. I'm using Debian Squeeze and Grub as boot loader. **EDITED** Motherboard: ASROCK N68C-S UCC HD: 2x 1Tb WD SATA2

Solved, to boot from second drive, in GRUB's command line:

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> set root=(hd1)
> chainloader +1
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