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guy keren wrote:
> by the way, i saw a bug in some version of sg3-utils, which made it unable
> to see devices beyond the first 128 (it did not check the 8 higher SCSI
> device majors).
>
That's exactly it -- the sg_map binary that is provided with SLES,
doesn't show more than 128 LUNs. I tweaked it a little bit and bingo.
Quite silly of me -- I haven't even tried to actually mount the device I
didn't see at sg_map.
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