Change the display order of my storage pool disks

[warrenway]

This is totally cosmetic and not at all worth worrying myself over, but I can't help it. On a new install of Ubuntu Amahi, all my greyhole drives are listed out of numerical order, both on the web control panel and in greyhole.conf. They were listed in order on my Fedora 14 install.

Is there any way to "fix" this back to the way it was under Fedora?

[bigfoot65]

This could be a bug. Please submit a ticket in the bug tracker.

[warrenway]

This has been partially solved, maybe. By unchecking all the drives in the dashboard, then checking them in turn, starting with 1, the /etc/greyhole.conf file was corrected. So now, while the dashboard still has the drives out of order, the command greyhole -s shows the drives in the correct order, which is what I use more than the dashboard anyway.

After my system has gone though its fsck, I'll reboot and see if the dashboard and greyhole.conf file are in order and in agreement.

(edit) I've rebooted and the greyhole.conf is correct, and the greyhole -s command works as it should, but on the dashboard the order still seems to be random.

[bigfoot65]

Thanks for submitting the bug on this one. For others who might have the same problem, see the link below:

http://bugs.amahi.org/issues/974