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How do you know if you have a sata or ide DVD drive in your PC without opening the case. Or if I have to open the case what does each one look like?
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Well, in Linux it is very easy to tell. If /dev/hda is your main harddrive, then you are using IDE. If it is /dev/sda, then it is either SATA or SCSI.
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