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Subject: Re: hardwire scsi busses
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On 12/20/2011 10:59 AM, Gerhard Schmidt wrote:
> Hello list ... How can I hardwire the ahd to become scsibus1 and
> the twa to become scsibus0, that regardless if the external raid is
> online the boot disk is allways da0 an the extern raid ist da1 if
> online.

You can use glabel(8) as an easy alternative. It will create usable
device nodes based on the UFS label, GPT label, or a custom label
written by the glabel(8) command, and these nodes will always point to
the correct data (provided there are no conflicting labels, of
course). It is included in GENERIC.

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