Hi all. I just bought and installed a new motherboard which only has one IDE connector and a lot of SATA. Since I have two IDE disks, a dvd burner and a SATA disk, I also bought a PCI IDE controller to be able to use all of the three. I had to connect the two disks to the PCI controller, since otherwise I had problems (saying "jmicron" should be enough).
Anyway, now my IDE drives get sometimes mixed in udev, such that I randomly get hdc or hdk for my boot device. This obviously makes the boot process unreliable, and I get a 50% of kernel panics. I want to write udev rules to assign a fixed name to those disks, but I only found rules for cdroms, and I don't know where to look up for the ATTRS to use. Also, I don't know if I'm interfering with standard rules in /etc/udev/rules/udev.rules. Does anyone know what I can do? Info and examples are both welcome :) bardo _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
