> > Please > > > > rpm -q devfsd > > /etc/mosules > > /etc/modules.conf > > /etc/modules.devfs
[...omitted...] Everything looks fine. I am afraid we again see the "case of stale /dev file". I.e. what happens is, first time sg is loaded, registers generic devices and devfsd creates /dev/sg0 (as example). It is saved in /lib/dev-state. On next startup it is copied back, so now we *do* have /dev/sg0 link. It means that accessing it generates no LOKOUP event and devfsd does not try to load sg modules again. Could you please ls /lib/dev-state/sg* rmmod sg rm /lib/dev-state/sg* reboot and try once more cdrecord -scanbus. Check if /dev/sg* are created and sg module is loaded. (rmmod sg may cause /lib/dev-state/sg* disappear). -andrej
