Hi
I have the following problem:
a) a laptop with a SATA drive
b) a modular bay in the same laptop where I can fit a DVD, a battery
or a PATA drive
If the PATA drive is there Fedora 7 recognizes it as /dev/sda and the SATA
one as /dev/sdb. Without the PATA one, the SATA one is obviously /dev/sda.
I would like to find a way to force the SATA one to be /dev/sda
always: using labels is only mitigating the issue of the (main) disk
flipping name, since some partitions are mounted via autofs which does not
accept labels, and others are Windows ones which again cannot be mounted
by labels at least to my knowledge.
In short, is there any mean (kernel parameter?) to force the SATA drive
come first? BTW on Fedora Core 6 this issue was never present.
Thanks a lot
Alfredo Ferrari
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