Also, I think we have a bug with multipath disks.
As it is, I'm pretty sure that ifyou put a name on a disk that was
a multipath disk, you'll get a symlink from /dev/disk/by-name/my-name -> /dev/diskX
when what we want would be /dev/mapper/mpathX
For example, on some of our power systems, /dev/sda and /dev/sdg are
multiple paths to the same disk. If we put a name on one of those, I think
we'd get either
/dev/disk/by-name -> /dev/sda or /dev/disk/by-name -> /dev/sdg
but what we want is
/dev/disk/by-name -> /dev/mapper/mpath0
I'm fine to leave that as it is for now, but I think ultimately we
will want to have some fix for that.
At this point, I think this is probably fine. paste.ubuntu. com/p/XkJ2KMW5x 7/
I put together what I think are some test case cleanups at:
http://
I'd like you to pull them, but wont insist on it.
Also, I think we have a bug with multipath disks. by-name/ my-name -> /dev/diskX
As it is, I'm pretty sure that ifyou put a name on a disk that was
a multipath disk, you'll get a symlink from /dev/disk/
when what we want would be /dev/mapper/mpathX
For example, on some of our power systems, /dev/sda and /dev/sdg are
multiple paths to the same disk. If we put a name on one of those, I think
we'd get either
/dev/disk/by-name -> /dev/sda or /dev/disk/by-name -> /dev/sdg
but what we want is
/dev/disk/by-name -> /dev/mapper/mpath0
I'm fine to leave that as it is for now, but I think ultimately we
will want to have some fix for that.