* tbm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-09-15 11:57]: > I don't think that patch is right, but I just noticed I've never > forwarded it to Herbert. I've asked him for comment now.
Right, I got a response: """ The right solution in general is to establish a way to get the list of SCSI drivers loaded in the system sorted in the order by which they were loaded. At the moment mkinitrd does this by looking in /proc/scsi. So you can either find out why these SATA modules aren't showing up there, or use /proc/modules as proposed. The downsides to the /proc/modules solution are: 1) You lose the loading order, so sda can become sdb etc. 2) Running mkinitrd from a kernel with drivers built-in won't work. 2) is no longer as important since recent 2.6 kernels have castrated /proc/scsi so running mkinitrd from a vanilla upstream kernel won't work anyway. """ -- Martin Michlmayr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
