> Ok, but why isn't this glue on my /dev/hdd, or just loaded "magically"
> when a program
> needs to access my /dev/hdd via the SCSI API?
hd* are IDE interfaces. No SCSI is available from there.
> It's just annoying to configure this in the kernel (and recompile) each
> time. Because
> if you have ide-cd support then it cames first. Is there any way (even
> for a program),
> to lock the ide-cd thing, and use the SCSI API on this device?? say
> /dev/hdd??
I used to have support for both ide.cd and ide-scsi as modules.
I could load either of them automatically when accessing either ide or
scsi device. Because I practically only used the scsi one I now use
ide-scsi excluseively (cdrom uses scsi interface too).
> Can't someone come up with an _easy_ solution?
Try to use ide-scsi only and try to renumber your scsi host interfaces
so that adding and removing devices happens only on the second host.
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