using broken hardware again

[M.W. Chang]

> `cat /proc/ide/hdc/driver` showed "(none)" rather than the usual 
> "ide-disk version 1.17".
> 
> Could I force linux kernel to use ide-driver on this broken harddisk?
> The disk seems to be usable, at least, under Window$ 2000 pro.

problem fixed. the redhat installation program appended a 
"ide-scsi=/dev/hdc" to the boot line in grub.conf. Removing it fixed the 
problem.


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