udev and /dev/sda1 not found during boot (it's there right afterboot)

[Erik Steffl]

  just moved to udev and everything seems to be working OK except of 
SATA drive (visible as /dev/sda1) when fsck checks it during boot (it 
works fine right after that).

  all the required modules (as far as I can tell) are in /etc/modules. 
I  see the modules loading and right after the modules are loaded fsck 
starts. It checks /dev/hdb6 (root) and it goes on to check /dev/sda1 and 
complains that there is no such file. At that point I get a choice to 
enter root password for maintenance or ctrl-d to continue booting.

  enter root password: I get command prompt, check the /dev/sda1, it's 
there, I can do fsck or mount it

  ctrl-d: boot continues as usual, /dev/sda1 is mounted

  any ideas how to fix this? is it a timing issue (udev didn't create 
device yet but fsck is already trying to use it)?

  system:

  debian unstable
  kernel 2.6.5
  udev 0.024

/etc/modules:
ip_tables
# -------------- scsi
sd_mod
sr_mod
ide-scsi
sg
scsi_transport_spi
# -------------- cdrom
ide-cd
# -------------- alsa
snd_emu10k1

  TIA

	erik
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