Wonderful!
I'll wait for 6.2 to be out, then.
For now, the use of explicit device path can be enough, but being able
to tell it to "select the 2 small disks and create a RAID1" is surely
way better (and handles disk replacement w/o reconfiguration).
PS: looking at the source, I noticed that a partition labeled "MY-DATA"
is automatically mounted to /media/data . Does it work only for boots
from CD or also from network? It could be useful to store machine's
static data (SSH server key, just to say one)...
Diego
Il 19/01/2024 09:48, Thomas Lange ha scritto:
On Fri, 19 Jan 2024 09:03:57 +0100, Diego Zuccato <diego.zucc...@unibo.it> said:
> Hello all.
> It's not too unusual that sometimes disks get recognized in a different
> order across reboots.
> How can I make sure I'm repartitioning the right disk and not another
> one containing data? I can't find any way to bind some info about HDD to
> "disk1" instead of "disk2".
I use this script to manipulate the disklist:
http://fai-project.org/download/misc/99-disklist.sh
In the next FAI version 6.2 (the release may come in the next few
days) there are more functions to change the order of the disks, like
smallestdisk or matchdisks which can match to a certain serial number.
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