[98157] in RedHat Linux List
Wanted, SCSI bus trick
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (tom@jeeves.seaslug.org)
Sat Nov 7 00:31:51 1998
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1998 22:06:04 +0000 (PST)
From: tom@jeeves.seaslug.org
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What does it take to cause a SCSI device to be recognized by the kernel
after boot time.
Problem here is that I'm using a scanner - seldome used. If it is turned
on at boot time, it can be turned off and will be recognized by the kernel
when I go to scan. But, if it fail to turn on the scanner at boot time,
the kernel knows nothing of it and I have to reboot to use the scanner - a
drag.
Is there a way to get the kernel to take a look at the SCSI devices after
boot time, so I can talk to t he scanner even it it wasn't on at boot
time?
Thank you.
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