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is it possible the BIOS is changing the drive order for some reason
and
you're not noticing?
I have Fedora 18 on sdf and Fedora 16 on sda.
Which version gets booted is a function of the boot order.
This allows me to fall back to Fedora 16 if needed.
If the BIOS boot order changes I get a different Version
of Linux when I boot. The difference quickly becomes
apparent.
I don't recall the BIOS boot order changing itself except
for the odd Fedora 18 kernel update.
Anyway, why would update change the boot order to a drive
it *<HAS NOT>* written its bootloader to?
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