Got the same problem installing breezy. If the ide disk is plugged, and installation on scsi one, you need to change grub for (hd0:0) in order to boot, and change /boot/grub/menu.list too. Right, it is easier to install without ide disk plugged !
Got the same problem installing breezy. If the ide disk is plugged, and installation on scsi one, you need to change grub for (hd0:0) in order to boot, and change /boot/grub/ menu.list too.
Right, it is easier to install without ide disk plugged !