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When installing guest OS (Ubuntu 20.04) on a Host provisioned by Red Hat
Satellite, Ubuntu 20.04 will be installed to the Host successfully on
device name /dev/sda at RAID 1 under Marvell RAID controller. However,
the disk name label may change after few times of reboot. The boot drive
devname changes from /dev/sda to /dev/sdi or sometimes to /dev/sdj.
In addition, the Host system consists of two add-on Raid Controllers
cards (one is MARVELL RAID and the other is Broadcom 3008 IT) for cache
and data storage usage.
I have an identical Host system with the same BOM that has no issue at
all, that is the boot drive devname remains the same on /dev/sda even
rebooting the Host system for several times.
I fully understand that the mapping of a device to a drive letter is not
a guaranteed to always be the same due to various reasons. But from
Ubuntu point of view, What really causes the drive naming letter changes
during reboot?
Appreciate if someone could shed some lights on this issue about the
inconsistencies of device name after reboot.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Inconsistent Device Name (/dev/sdX) on every few reboots in Ubuntu 20.04
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1959347
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