Le 22/04/2017 à 00:11, David Wright a écrit :
On Wed 19 Apr 2017 at 20:25:46 (+0200), Pascal Hambourg wrote:The boot order in the BIOS has no effect on the device discovery and naming in the Linux system. Also, most of the times USB devices lose the discovery race against ATA devices due to extra delay. So hda will probably always be the hard disk regardless of the boot device.I've seen just one instance reported where an externally connected USB drive got /dev/sda whereas the internal mSATA got /dev/sdb.
Yes, I just got a report of a case where the internal SATA drives was sdb and sdc, and sda was probably the internal all-in-one card reader. But I never observed such a case myself.
This was from someone who was about to dd copy the drive (which is why they checked).
Hehe, we all know that sd* names are not reliable.