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Drag0n
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John Allgood wrote:
> Hello Ale
>
> I have a problem that Redhat has yet to solve for me. I have a
> Opteron system running dual Adaptec 2200s card. The card on bus 0 is
> running the internal drives that contain the OS. The second card on
> bus 1 has a Infostation attached. The problem is that the OS detects
> the Infostation first and labels /dev/sda on the Infostation and
> places /dev/sdh on the internal drives. I have done many things to try
> and correct the problem. I have moved cables around, played around
> with /etc/modules.conf and a couple of other things. Has anyone on the
> list got a similiar configuration and did you encounter this same
> problem. I am trying to build a cluster using the Redhat Cluster
> Suite. The systems are dual Opteron 250s, Tyan K8S Pro motherboard,
> Adapter 2200s controllers, Kingston Infostation. Any input would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> John Allgood - ESC
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