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Subject: Re: Odd problems with 5.1 RELEASE
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Hi!

Thanks for your reply!

> Did you test your system's memory?

Not recently. I'll check it.

> See manpage of sbp(4) and run 'fwcontron -r' several times.

Ah, ok. That helps

> > I wonder why the second fw-disk gets the name da0 and the first one da2.
> > I also wonder why I have to switch of da2 in order to get the system
> > booting.
>
> I cannot get your situation.., how do you distinguish the firest and
> the second?

For me the first one is the first HD I connected. Means it was da0 and became 
da2 after I added the second one (wich became da0).  Thus everything was 
messed up; my scripts, the fstab. Isn't it more comprehensible to get da0 for 
the first scsi-device (or scsi-like) than da1, da2, etc? Actually the order 
was:
da1 (which is my raid), then da0 (which was my first fw-HD) and then the 
permutation of da0/da2.

However, I'll do what you suggested and will see.
Thanks a lot!!

Greetings,

Oliver.