[Durham] fstab and mounting drives at boot

[Andrew Glass]

Hey

Thanks for your help guys. I found out why the microserver does this, it's due to the spare sata port and esata port being on a different controller on the motherboard. There is a hacked bios that allows the 5th sata port to be used at full speed and grouped together with the other satas however I've just popped drives into the correct places for now. May look at the hack in a few days when I'm off work.

Great little servers are these hp n54l microservers. Do any of you use them? 

Cheers

Andy 

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> On 4 Aug 2014, at 22:39, Dougie Nisbet <dougie at highmoor.co.uk> wrote:
> 
>> On 04/08/14 22:23, Richard Mortimer wrote:
>> 
>> There are various techniques to work out what UUID is on each partition but assuming that you have the filesystems already mounted by /dev/xxx then look at what the /dev/disk/by-uuid link points to
> 
> I think 'blkid' might help too. I've only recently started using this as it's particular useful when dealing with USB drives.
> 
> Dougie
> 
> 
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