In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Manuel Clos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As J�rg says, changing the default kernel config will help, but again,
> the moving devices appear:
> if I disconnect the first CD, the second one will then be scd0 ...
1 - most people don't add and remove devices so often that this is an
issue.
2 - this is what devfs prevents, generating the name from the bus and
device number.
Since IDE devices don't really have device numbers as such, (2) isn't
fully effective if you don't use a little common sense about how you add
them. This is the same as WinXX, which will sometimes move your E: CDrom
to F: if you add another, so it's a general problem. Actually, I just
had a thought on how to solve that, let me look at the ide-scsi driver...
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