#383 My /dev/sda SSD changes randomly. change order.

[krdondon]

I physically put the SSD at 0 on the motherboard.

But my computer is an Intel 4th gen model... it's a bit outdated.
The BIOS doesn't seem to recognize the SSD.

That said.. I have never had Windows 10~11 boot up twisted or not working.

However. clonezilla os often misinterprets the boot order.
It's a little uncomfortable.

My computer is old and it's a problem, but I'll just give feedback.

Actually, it's my SSD problem, but for an unstable SSD user like me...

I can't say it's a bug, but please give me feedback.
thank you.

So I repeated the boot several times...

Boot the computer repeatedly until the SSD hard drive becomes sda.
Inconvenience..

As I said before, Windows doesn't have this kind of error.

[Steven Shiau]

Please refer to this:
https://drbl.org/fine-print.php?path=./faq/2_System/133_random_block_device_name.faq#133_random_block_device_name.faq

There is no good solution for a live system to make its block device names persistent.

Steven

[krdondon]

Thank you for answer.

Is this a new feature?.

I hope this problem can be solved with a new idea? Haha.. (my nonsense)

For example, applying a feature bug. haha

Some kind of hack. haha.

Because users use it by hacking if it is inconvenient.

to remodel.

It's just... my stupid idea.

For kernel developers::... I wish users had a choice too.

I recently got kicked out because of Google Translate. I don't speak English. Please understand. I'm sorry. stackoverflow (permanent expulsion.)

[Steven Shiau]

Yes, I hope there is a good way to make block (SCSI) device have persistent name.
For NVME device, actually there is no this kind of issue.

Steven