Between various HDDs, RAID 1 arrays, RAID C arrays within, iDevices, USB
sticks and any other stuff you can think of, I've found that the
standard install of /dev/sd[0-9] doesn't have enough. (I primarily use
amd64.)
I don't mind creating the additional devices, which I often forget;
that's not a big deal.
But I can't help wondering:
1) In this day and age of increasing numbers of devices kicking around,
how often do others run into this ceiling? I'm currently using sd[0-12].
2) What harm would it be to create sd[0-15] (or more) as pre-existing
devices?
Just curious if it would be trivial and/or useful.
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Scott McEachern
https://www.blackstaff.ca
"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety
deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Benjamin Franklin
