Hi,
I'm trying to add a PCI SATA card to my machine (it has one onboard as well). However, when I insert the card, I think because it has a lower IRQ than the onboard one (14 for the PCI card, 20 for the onboard), it's getting processed first during boot, and jacking up the location of my disks (the disk [connected to the onboard controller] that used to be at /dev/ad6 is now at /dev/ad12, etc...).
Normally, it wouldn't be a big deal to drop into single user and change the entries in the /etc/fstab, but I've got a zpool that includes a slice on the current ad6 and all of ad4, and I don't know how to non-destructively change where ZFS looks for the disks that belong to the zpool.
I've tried using device.hints to pick up the onboard controller first, and then the PCI, but to no avail. So, if anyone has a way to either a.) change where ZFS thinks the components of the zpool are (/dev/ad6s2 and /dev/ad4 to /dev/ad12s2 and /dev/ad8), or b.) force the onboard controller to get picked up first, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks!
I'm trying to add a PCI SATA card to my machine (it has one onboard as well). However, when I insert the card, I think because it has a lower IRQ than the onboard one (14 for the PCI card, 20 for the onboard), it's getting processed first during boot, and jacking up the location of my disks (the disk [connected to the onboard controller] that used to be at /dev/ad6 is now at /dev/ad12, etc...).
Normally, it wouldn't be a big deal to drop into single user and change the entries in the /etc/fstab, but I've got a zpool that includes a slice on the current ad6 and all of ad4, and I don't know how to non-destructively change where ZFS looks for the disks that belong to the zpool.
I've tried using device.hints to pick up the onboard controller first, and then the PCI, but to no avail. So, if anyone has a way to either a.) change where ZFS thinks the components of the zpool are (/dev/ad6s2 and /dev/ad4 to /dev/ad12s2 and /dev/ad8), or b.) force the onboard controller to get picked up first, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks!