> 
> I just removed the hardcoding of targets to sd unit numbers.  I decided
> I did not want to live with this mistake through release.
> 
> Basically this means that GENERIC will configure your sd drives like so:
> 
> say your system has 3 drives, targets 0,3,4 these will now show up as
> sd0 (target 0), sd1 (target 3) and sd2 (target 4).  If you run GENERIC
> you to change your fstab after upgrading to a newer kernel.
> 
> These changes haven't yet made it into the release branch though and the 
> kernel on lamp is still using the old way.  The next one (hopefully) won't
> though.

Please, wait a minute!
I have a temporarily changing system. i.e. sometimes I have my little LPS240
attached and sometimes not. If this change is going to be made, this is going
to invalidate my /etc/fstab as my internal drive, which is unit 6 will some-
times be sd0 and sometimes sd1... :-(
I don't think this is a good idea...

On the other hand, I don't want to attach the LPS240S permanently as it is 
quite loud (it's in an external disk drive case only which doesn't give good
noise absorption...).

> Chris.
> 


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