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Re: SCSI2SD a3000 1GB only?
« on: March 12, 2017, 05:59:18 PM »
Quote from: mbob;823239
Also, should I have used scsi id 6 as the boot drive?  It is working but for some reason that is sitting in my head from something.


Doesn't really matter.  There are some loose standards across platforms (boot device 3, CD-ROM 6, tape device 2 in Solaris, for instance,) but nothing of consequence.  Just bear in mind that if you have conflicting device names across multiple SCSI devices, the lowest is first.  I ran into this moving my drives from hard drive to SSD, which also caused a little confusion and I wound up formatting the wrong device.

Example:

SCSI-0 has DH0 and DH1
SCSI-3 has DH0, DH1, and DH2

This will result in devices DH0: on 0, DH0.0: on 3, DH1: on 0, DH1.0: on 3, and DH2 on 3.