On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 12:53 PM, Kenneth R Westerback <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just a note to remind everyone that you can change your fstab to > use DUIDs rather than wd* and sd*, thus making it easier to survive > the flips between wd and sd when changing BIOS settings. > > Using wd0 as an example, just 'disklabel -E wd0' and w(rite), q(uit) > to put a DUID in your disklabel if it hasn't got one. Then replace > all instances of '/dev/wd0x' with <duid>.x in your fstab. And away > you go. No need to worry about your disk flipping from wd to sd and > back. > > Just did this and it works fine. My fstab now looks like Yeah, I also do this, and it works fine. Otherwise, If I boot my laptop with a pendrive inserted, my softraid crypto volumes go nuts. ciao, david
