** Description changed:

- 
  [Impact]
  
-  * The ledmon version included in Raring contained a bug that broke PCIe SSD 
devices 
-    on Dell Server Hardware. The Dell PCIE SSDs do not have a 'hostN' field in 
their sysfs paths as they are block devices directly connected to their host 
PCI device.
+  * The ledmon version included in Raring contained a bug that broke PCIe SSD 
devices
+    on Dell Server Hardware. The Dell PCIE SSDs do not have a 'hostN' field in 
their sysfs paths as they are block devices directly connected to their host 
PCI device.
  
-  * The bug caused these devices to stop being recognized properly in the
+  * The bug caused these devices to stop being recognized properly in the
  OS.
  
  [Test Case]
  
-  * Install ledmon 0.74-1 onto a raring server with the appropriate PCIE
+  * Install ledmon 0.74-1 onto a raring server with the appropriate PCIE
  SSD hardware.
  
-  * run 'sudo ledmon' to start the led monitor.
+  * run 'sudo ledmon' to start the led monitor.
  
-  * Look in /var/log/syslog..you'll see messages such as the following
+  * Look in /var/log/syslog..you'll see messages such as the following
  repeated continuously several times as the OS tries to figure out what
  the SSD device is:
  
  ledmon[2449]: Device (null) : No host_id!
  ledmon[2449]: DETACHED DEV '(null)' in failed state
  
-  * With the upstream patch in place and after restarting ledmon, the "no
+  * With the upstream patch in place and after restarting ledmon, the "no
  host_id" and "DETACHED_DEV" messages will go away and the PCIe SSD
  devices are detected correctly.
  
+ [Regression Potential]
  
- [Regression Potential] 
- 
-  * Low.  This fix is very targeted to the PCIE SSD hardware on Dell
+  * Low.  This fix is very targeted to the PCIE SSD hardware on Dell
  systems, and should not break any other devices.
  
-  * Tested by me on the specific hardware to ensure that the regression has 
gone away. 
-  
+  * Tested by me on the specific hardware to ensure that the regression
+ has gone away.
  
  [Other Info]
  
  Here is the upstream commit that eventually went into upstream ledmon
  0.75:
+ 
+ 
http://ledmon.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=ledmon/ledmon;a=commitdiff;h=d6b7c55869fa7a5224844407ef2d5aab785c4db8

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