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Jauder Ho writes: > > okay... no dropping of things just because they don't support it. if it > is not supported, just set it to 0. there are enough complexity with the naming > scheme that we do not need parts of the device name dropped "because the device > does not support it" > > > --Jauder > > On Tue, 13 Jan 1998, Kevin Lentin wrote: > > > Also, what did you think of my suggestion of ignoring the LUN part when it > > is compiled out of the kernel or on devices that don't support it. I agree with Jauder. There's no way I'd drop the LUN if a device only has one. You could extend the argument to drop the host and channel number too. Hey! You could even drop the id for a single disc system: /dev/sd_p2 was /dev/sd_h0c0i0l0p2 Bullshit! Personally, I'd be more inclined to drop the channel part, since I expect there is more chance that I'll have multi-LUN devices than multi-channel hosts adaptors. You can see where this argument leads. Forget it. Set up symlinks instead if you really care. Regards, Richard.... | ||||||||||||
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