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Tape Loader Device /dev/sgN is altering after each reboot
Dear all,
we are running SLES 11 where an iscsi tape library is attached. To load the tape in a slot we are using for instance the command #mtx -f /dev/sg1 load 2 which is doing very well. But after a server's reboot the device name of the loader is now /dev/sg4 or /dev/sg5 I mean it is dynamic. Is there any way to have a fixed device name for all times? THX for any solution! Rainer |
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Look into udev. It should do what you want. Here's a starter on it
udev(8) - Linux man page as well as Writing udev rules |
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