Hello,
Chuck R. Anderson wrote:
On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 09:50:03AM -0400, Jeremy Katz wrote:
/dev/i2o/hda[a-z]
This shouldn't be a problem -- aren't the partitions of the
form /dev/i2o/hda2?
I have no actual knowledge of these devices myself.
I read in /etc/makedev.d/linux-2.6.x:
b $STORAGE 80 0 1 16 i2o/hda
b $STORAGE 80 16 1 16 i2o/hdb
b $STORAGE 80 32 1 16 i2o/hdc
b $STORAGE 80 48 1 16 i2o/hdd
b $STORAGE 80 64 1 16 i2o/hde
b $STORAGE 80 80 1 16 i2o/hdf
b $STORAGE 80 96 1 16 i2o/hdg
b $STORAGE 80 112 1 16 i2o/hdh
b $STORAGE 80 128 1 16 i2o/hdi
b $STORAGE 80 144 1 16 i2o/hdj
b $STORAGE 80 160 1 16 i2o/hdk
b $STORAGE 80 176 1 16 i2o/hdl
b $STORAGE 80 192 1 16 i2o/hdm
b $STORAGE 80 208 1 16 i2o/hdn
b $STORAGE 80 224 1 16 i2o/hdo
b $STORAGE 80 240 1 16 i2o/hdp
b $STORAGE 81 0 1 16 i2o/hdq
b $STORAGE 81 16 1 16 i2o/hdr
b $STORAGE 81 32 1 16 i2o/hds
b $STORAGE 81 48 1 16 i2o/hdt
b $STORAGE 81 64 1 16 i2o/hdu
b $STORAGE 81 80 1 16 i2o/hdv
b $STORAGE 81 96 1 16 i2o/hdw
b $STORAGE 81 112 1 16 i2o/hdx
b $STORAGE 81 128 1 16 i2o/hdy
b $STORAGE 81 144 1 16 i2o/hdz
b $STORAGE 81 160 1 16 i2o/hdaa
b $STORAGE 81 176 1 16 i2o/hdab
b $STORAGE 81 192 1 16 i2o/hdac
b $STORAGE 81 208 1 16 i2o/hdad
b $STORAGE 81 224 1 16 i2o/hdae
b $STORAGE 81 240 1 16 i2o/hdaf
...
and interpreted this to mean partitions of the form i2o/hd?[a-z]
It's like IDE /dev/i2o/hda, /dev/i2o/hdb, ... are the harddisks, and
/dev/i2o/hda1, /dev/i2o/hda2, ... are the partitions on the first
harddisk, /dev/i2o/hdb1, /dev/i2o/hdb2, ... are the partitions on the
second harddisk, and so on...
Best regards,
Markus Lidel
