Richard Jerrido » Blog Archive » Identifying failed drives via …

However, with the advent of Udev device names are not guaranteed to be persistent, so relying on /dev/sdb to ALWAYS be the same PHYSICAL drive would not be the best solution. OK, to plan B. Since udev is responsible for creating the …

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