Hello all,
I have found that find-boot-device fails with no output
when edd.ko does not add anything to /sys/block. I have made an
edit to find-boot-device to look for FIBRE cards
elsif ($interface =~ /^FIBRE\s+wwid:\s+(\S+)\s+lun:\s+(\d+)$/) {
@ret{'ww_id', 'scsi_lun'} = ($1, $2);
}
This seems to work fine.
I am not sure what all this means so I am not sure how I would add ww_id.
$ret += check ($bios_dev, $linux_dev, 'pci_domain', 8);
$ret += check ($bios_dev, $linux_dev, 'pci_bus', 4);
$ret += check ($bios_dev, $linux_dev, 'pci_slot', 2);
$ret += check ($bios_dev, $linux_dev, 'pci_function', 1);
$ret += check ($bios_dev, $linux_dev, 'scsi_id', 32);
$ret += check ($bios_dev, $linux_dev, 'scsi_lun', 16);
$ret += check ($bios_dev, $linux_dev, 'ide_dev', 32);
But my main question is what do I do about edd.ko not setting up the /sys/block directory for me???? Please help.
