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What about all that automount etc - stuff in kernel & "userland" stuff which does such things as well ? ...
(limited knowledge on my part) (clearly shows kernel devs cant be of a social profession - the world outwidth the kernel - the userland - beware the badlands ) ... like I'm just poking the uncertainty fog which might just be a clue for a possible answer 8)
dunno if this will help, but mine used to be /dev/sdb1, and once i upgraded to a 2.6 kernel, it switched to sde1. you might wanna try out some different variations....
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