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Re: Wired Problem with Dell M600e Blade disk
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Yan Xiaofei <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Fri, 27 Mar 2009 22:30:01 +0800
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I test Redhat AS 47-x86_64. It was no problem.
I check dmesg , the "Initializing USB Mass Storage" after SAS device.
But in sl46 "Initializing USB Mass Storage" before SAS device.
Yan Xiaofei :
> When I install sl46 or sl47 x86_64 on Dell M600e blade ,and enable LVM
> partition.
> The harddisk will started as /dev/sdb. If i did not use LVM. It was no
> problem, and started as /dev/sda.
> I check the dmesg the scsi0 was assign to USB Mass Storage. But i did
> not install any usb storage device.
>
> I test sl53-x86_64, it was ok.
>

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