On Mon, 2023-10-09 at 15:23 -0400, Joe Salmeri wrote:
Hi Martin,
I did not enounter any boot like issues because I use UUID in grub and LABEL in fstab, however, when I saw your original message about this I did not expect it have any effect on my system since I no longer have any SCSI drives. I have 4 SATA SSDs and 1 SATA HDD.
What I did find is that the /dev/sdX mappings changed for my devices which is the first time they have done this since I started running TW several years ago.
Hm. As I said in my reply to Michael, I am puzzled. The /dev/sd* assignments are made by the kernel before udev even gets to see the devices. I have no clue how changing the udev rules affects the /dev/sd* device node names. I'd need to see detailed boot logs (possibly with "udev.log_priority=debug") and "udevadm info -e" output to figure out what's going on. (But that should be done in bugzilla or on the forum; I've just started reading through https://forums.opensuse.org/t/problem-with-disks-order-after-snapshot-202309... ) As I said in the original post, (S)ATA drivers hould have /dev/disk/by-id/ata-* identifiers, which are stable and unaffected by the recent change in sg3_utils. Regards Martin