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If you have IDE Hard disks:
/dev/hda is equivalent to c: in Windows /dev/hdb is equivalent to d: and so on
The exception is if you have a CDROM or ["DVDROMs"] attached to the first IDE controller, those could be named as /dev/hda.
If your hard disk is attached to a second IDE controller, it will be named as /dev/hdc /dev/hdd
Nowadays, with SATA controllers, the drive may be named as /dev/hde /dev/hdf etc. Sometimes the IDE disks are /dev/sda (eg SiI RAID capable controller)
If you have SCSI hard disks, Linux names them as /dev/sda /dev/sdb etc.
External Links
[http://linux-newbie.sunsite.dk/html/lnag.html#5.2.Accessing%20my%20drives|outline Accessing my drives]
[http://www.chongluo.com/books/rute/node22.html#SECTION002240000000000000000 http://www.chongluo.com/books/rute/] Device Mounting
["Hardware"] | ["Partition"]