On Tue, 16 Jan 1996, Angel Orille-Franz wrote:

> I made the experience, that though my second HD has the SCSI-ID 5
> (this is also reported by SCSI-Probe, APS, etc.)
> I have to mount it as /dev/sd1a. 
> This is also what the startup messages report in the disk detection.
> So, I guess something is wrong - but it works.

follow what you see during boot, the devices are assigned as 0=first 
device on the scsi chain, 1=2nd, etc.. if you have a drive on scsi id 0 
and 5, you will have to use /dev/sd0x and /dev/sd1x to get to them... 
generally, you can override this in a kernel config file however..

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