Re: mapping ataXX.YY to a /dev/sdX

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On Wed, 7 Jul 2010, Daniel Pittman wrote:

No.  OTOH, the poor sysadmins version of the "disk identification light" is:

   sudo dd if=/dev/sdFAIL of=/dev/null

...plus a pair of eyes.  FWIW.

Yeah, if the drive is failed or if I know what drive to access I have no problem identifying it (I can access the working array and see what drive slots blink and which don't, or try to access the failed drive). But I have right now no way to identify the drive on "ata14.00". I can from dmesg deduce that it's most likely /dev/sdj (by observing the order of things being identified), but I don't know for sure it seems.

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