I agree, all SATA drives should be considered hotpluggable. After all, they really are. Even an internal SATA drive can be unmounted and removed while the computer is on.
Of course non-SATA internal drives should still be reported as not hotpluggable, since they aren't (e.g., IDE).
I agree, all SATA drives should be considered hotpluggable. After all, they really are. Even an internal SATA drive can be unmounted and removed while the computer is on.
Of course non-SATA internal drives should still be reported as not hotpluggable, since they aren't (e.g., IDE).