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$ man aplaymidi

APLAYMIDI(1) General Commands Manual APLAYMIDI(1)



NAME
aplaymidi - play Standard MIDI Files


SYNOPSIS
aplaymidi -p...

Linux treats all block devices as SCSI now. There's only a few very old drivers left which provide things like /dev/hda instead.

A linux kernel which hasn't been loaded can't get the order wrong,...

On second thought, it could be problems with /boot/grub/device.map

If it doesn't match the BIOS order anymore, it could end up deciding hd0 is the wrong drive.

Sounds like the BIOS order is changing, regardless... Try swapping the cables and changing the order back in the BIOS itself.