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Commands you need:
Removing an interface -
- # hdparm -Uif
_number /dev/hdX
+ # hdparm -U if
_number /dev/hdX
/dev/hdX needs to be a connected IDE device. It doesn't matter which interface the device is on, it is just used for the IOCTL..
if_number is the interface number - they start at 0. hd[[a-b] are on interface 0, hd[[b-c] are on interface 1, etc.
If you are unsure how your devices are connected, you can look at 'dmesg' output (you may also want /var/log/dmesg, as the dmesg ringbuffer might not have the messages you are looking for anymore).
