Am 05.02.2013 14:30, schrieb Baurzhan Muftakhidinov: > I've tried on netbook and on relatively powerful laptop to boot 10 times > latest ArchLinux's archboot image from the USB drive. > > On laptop, hard disk was /dev/sda 10 times out of 10 tries, > On netbook, only 3 times hard disk was /dev/sda and 7 times USB drive > became /dev/sda.
that's what random means :-( > What concerns me here is that there is no consistency on less powerful > machine. > So I should just believe in the RANDOM choice on every boot on my netbook? yes > On Debian with sysvinit it works just fine. When I change sysvinit to > systemd (kernel and udev are the same), > I see the situation I am talking here. UUID's or at list LABEL= for mount-points were invented long before systemd became a topic, finally it was ALWAYS luck to get the same /dev/sdX but since this is meaningless because for years anything and anybody refers UUID's nonody is wasting his time to try make it more stable for no benefit
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