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gettons n00b


Joined: 20 Oct 2005 Posts: 25
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 5:50 pm Post subject: names to hard disks which order? |
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Hi guys,
shortly, I have 2 sata disk attached to motherboard and one on a promise pci sata controller.
Everything gone well, all disks recognized by last stable gentoo.
I am going to create 3 raid 1 for swap /home and / on 2 disks of those and I would like to create such raids on two different controller of course :
1 disk on sata mobo controller
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1 disk on pci sata controller
USUALLY Linux gives names in orders as he find them, and I could take the vol_id and try to boot with only one disk for 3 times to discover the vol_id .
But what if I have no access to this machine?
I mean, is there a way to find and to be sure that sda ( for example ) and sdb are the two on the mobo and sdc is the only one on the pci controller?
Is there a way to see where sd* is attached on my computer, throught which controller ?
Thanks in advance. |
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ph030 l33t


Joined: 20 Jun 2004 Posts: 716 Location: Frankfurt (Germany)
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Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 1:51 am Post subject: |
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| Have I missed something and you can create a RAID over some partitions(I'd guess no)? Either your talking bout something LVM(or - trendy andy - ZFS) or I totally missed some interesting functionality... |
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gettons n00b


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Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 3:27 am Post subject: |
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| ph030 wrote: | | Have I missed something and you can create a RAID over some partitions(I'd guess no)? Either your talking bout something LVM(or - trendy andy - ZFS) or I totally missed some interesting functionality... |
Sorry for my bad english, maybe I couldn't explain the right way.
Basically I have 3 sata hard disks ( sda,sdb,sdc ) : 2 attached on motherboard and 1 on pci controller.
How can I identify which one is attached to pci port ? ( in theory sdc, because usually Linux gives names in the order as if finds them at the boot, and I suppose the 2 hd on the mobo will be the first and second )
I wish to be sure of that because managing a raid and wish to make a raid 1 on two disks and 2 different controllers.
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