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When adding a new drive, it took over /dev/sda1. Now my old drive is /dev/sda2 and it messes with the current fstab setup of the server. I know I can get away with using UUID or labels (what I just did), but I would still prefer having the primary drive take /dev/sda1... So, how do I force a disk to take a particular device number?
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The correct way is to use UUIDs. Its is especilay important if you use multipath. If you want to make /dev/sda be alvway specific drive, you will have to mess around with UDEV scripts. Personaly I think its not worth it. There are some good QA on this site about how to use udev. | |||||
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As far as I know, the best way is to use UUIDs or labels as you have done, although you can use | |||
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