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On Wed, Feb 01, 2006 at 09:41:06AM +0100, Julio M. Merino Vidal wrote:
> I *think* wedges are a solution to this problem but I do not know
> anything about them.
>=20
> Another solution is to rebuild a custom kernel and change its
> configuration to force the detection of drives in a specific order.

Yet another solution is to (ab)use raidframe autoconfig for this.
Stick a raid label on each disk, define each as a single-device
stripe, or as a mirror with a missing second half in case you might
add one later, and raidctl -A yes them.  The volume names (raid0,
raid1, raid2, etc) will stay with the drives, and you use those in
fstab. raidctl -A root the one you want for root.

It's somewhat weird and lame, but it works.

--
Dan.
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