deterministic scsi order with async scan

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is there any way to get deterministic device ordering with scsi async scanning?

currently (2.6.30) it seems that the various scsi busses are loaded in the order that they are detected, which can vary from boot to boot depending on how long it takes for the card to initialize.

would it be possible to detect the cards/drives, but not register them until all the detection is complete so that they can be registered in a deterministic order?

having two drives on two different controllers swap positions from boot to boot makes it very painful. yes I can make an initrd that fixes this up in user space by examining each drive and creating links to re-order them, but this is a lot of work to fix randomization that can be prevented in the first place.

David Lang
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