To my limited knowledge about UNIX devices - they "start" with /dev/sdx designation.
There must be an advantage to switch to other designations , and at this point I am not
interested why . Please no sermons about it.
( I have enough problems keeping track of the SECOND device letter designation EVERY time I run gparted - YES , 3rd party story - no such comments required either)
Would somebody who actually works on Ubuntu contact me and answer this question:
Gurus can use name or id BUT for us mortals, limited to recognize only "dev/sdx" ,
can Ubuntu OS OUTPUTs "dev/sdx" aslo ?
There must be an advantage to switch to other designations , and at this point I am not
interested why . Please no sermons about it.
( I have enough problems keeping track of the SECOND device letter designation EVERY time I run gparted - YES , 3rd party story - no such comments required either)
Would somebody who actually works on Ubuntu contact me and answer this question:
Gurus can use name or id BUT for us mortals, limited to recognize only "dev/sdx" ,
can Ubuntu OS OUTPUTs "dev/sdx" aslo ?