> Rene Rebe writes:
[...]
> So what's the problem? It's a similar naming scheme as used for
> SCSI. It doesn't matter if you have something plugged into a bus, the
> host numbering doesn't change. This is a Feature[tm].
Aeh? I can not follow. I feel completely comfortable with the names (strings)
or subdirs, you use. My problem: I have 2 ide-controllers. I would like
to get them as host0 and host1. Boths with the sub-dirs bus0 and bus1.
Reading your answer I though you mean it is fixed due to the pci-id's - but
they do not match ...
And disabling one channel in the bios shouldn't move the controller
from host0 to host1 ... - I do not see the system-behind that ...
Btw. Thanks for DevFS it really ROCKs!! (Except that USBfs exists
and I can not maintain / controll it via the devfsd :-(()
> If you want to access your drives according to detection order, use
> /dev/discs instead.
Yes I know about this.
> Regards,
>
> Richard....
> Permanent: rgooch@atnf.csiro.au
> Current: rgooch@ras.ucalgary.ca
k33p h4ck1n6
René
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