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guy keren wrote:
>
> next time 'dd' (or a similar tool that can read the raw device) is your
> friend ;)
>
I know, I know. I tried to dd from some disk after the last detected
device, but missed the last physical device, so dd failed. And as it
fitted nicely into my "sd_mod registers only 128 devices" vision of the
world, I didn't bother to double check it. After some (hours of) poking
around, I finally looked into the sources of sg_map and saw it. The
overall experience was very educating. :)
> by the way, in SLES9 with service pack 2, there's a bug in the scsi proc
> file support. if you "cat /proc/scsi/scsi" you only get part of the data.
> if you "cat /proc/scsi/scsi > somefile" you'll get more data - but still
> not all of it. "cat /proc/scsi/sg/devices" does work properly.
>
Yep, we already encountered it.
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