I use a udev rules to change the remote iscsi device to /dev/iscsia (
from the original name /dev/sda ) when it is mounted in my system.
It works with the meaning that I can fdisk /dev/iscsia, make partition,
mkfs.ext3 ... but the problem that fdisk -l does not show it because
/proc/partitions does not show iscsia but sda. So fdisk -l tries opening
sda and cannot open it.
Can I use udev rules ( and/or other things ) to update /proc/partitions
accordingly to my new device name ?
Thanks,
Vu
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