From: pascal@plouf.fr.eu.org   
      
   Le 20/08/2021 à 23:03, root a écrit :   
   >   
   > The bios reports drive numbers in the order of what we call   
   > sda,sdb,sdc...   
      
   No it doesn't, as shown below. When it does, it is just a coincidence.   
      
   > I tried to add a drive map to grub but   
   > it did not change the order.   
      
   Of course not. The BIOS does not care about GRUB settings.   
   If by "drive map" you mean /boot/grub/device.map, this is just a hint   
   used by GRUB tools such as grub-mkconfig.   
      
   Use UUIDs or LABELs instead of drive numbers or names.   
      
   > The ordering is   
   > hd0 sda   
   > hd1 sdc   
   > hd2 sdb   
      
   You demonstrate that the BIOS drive order is not in the order of sda,   
   sdb, sdc... (which is as unreliable as the BIOS drive order anyway)   
      
   > It comes out this way even if I use the blockID   
      
   What is the blockID ?   
      
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