Lost 2nd drive between OS 9.2 and OS 10.3.9

We have a G4 powermac in our office which runs OS 9.2 and also has a second internal hard drive installed for storage. I installed 10.3.9 today, and I cannot get the 2nd drive to show up. It isn't on the desktop, finder window, or disk utility. When I restart the machine in OS 9.2, the drive is safe and sound. What do I do?

Tiamaha:
Here are a few of other thoughts:
1. If OS 9 is on a separate Drive, try an Option boot (Hold down the Option Key while you hit the power button. If it is there it should show up. If it doesn't at first, hit the refresh button (circular arrow) and see if it turns up).
2. Go to System Preferences > Startup Disk and see if it shows up.
3. Could it be that the physical connection is not secure?
4. If the HDD does not show up anywhere you cannot install to it. It's a long shot, but you could try Tech Tool Pro or Disk Warrior and see if it can help.
Good luck.
cornelius
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