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From: Jacobo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: udev doesn't check for more than one available LUN
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Package: udev
Version: 0.074-3
I have an MP3 player with both internal memory and an SD/MMC slot. Internal
memory is accessible through LUN 0, whicle SD/MMC is accessible through LUN 1.
When I plug this device to my USB computer i find out that /dev/sd* is created,
but only for LUN 0. I then have to manually run "scsiadd -a ? 0 1" ("?"
corresponds to the host the device is currently using) to be able to access the
SD/MMC slot. I would expect udev to create LUN 1's /dev/sd* node.
Thanks for your attention :)
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On Nov 25, Jacobo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I plug this device to my USB computer i find out that /dev/sd* is cr=
eated, but only for LUN 0. I then have to manually run "scsiadd -a ? 0 1" (=
"?" corresponds to the host the device is currently using) to be able to ac=
cess the SD/MMC slot. I would expect udev to create LUN 1's /dev/sd* node.
Blame your kernel, not udev.
OPTIONS+=3D"all_partitions" and/or /lib/udev/scsi-re-add may or may not
help.
--=20
ciao,
Marco
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