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You can have as many grub configuration files as you like. At the end of the day the only configuration file that GRUB Legacy actually looks at for menu options is /boot/grub/menu.lst.

ssh ${_user}@${_ip} 'sudo /bin/sed "s/^ *kernel.*/& elevator=noop/" /etc/grub.conf

ssh ${_user}@${_ip} 'sudo /bin/sed "s/^[ <tab>]*kernel.*/& elevator=noop/" /etc/grub.conf
where <tab> should be replaced by pressing the Tab key.

ssh ${_user}@${_ip} 'sudo /bin/sed "s/^kernel.*/& elevator=noop/" /etc/grub.conf

Try

ssh ${_user}@${_ip} 'sudo /bin/sed "s/kernel.*/& elevator=noop/" /etc/grub.conf'

The disk "/dev/sdf" has a size of 290GB, that part should be obvious.

The other disk "/dev/sdh" was not yet partitioned. A disk drive has to be written with some low-level information prior to be...

Short introduction to disks:

A "hard disk" is (classically - the logic is still used even if it doesn't look like that any more) a stack of rotating platters mounted on a common spindle. On these...