I have a device reported as below. It is a PCMCIA card reader with SCSI-2 connections. I know the device can work as a direct access device when flash memory is present as I have connected it to an Akai sampler which can read the card. I am assuming here the sampler's SCSI stack is not very complex and is just ignoring the device type.
[2:0:6:0] process MPL MC-DISK-E[0] 3.9a - /dev/sg2 [2:0:6:1] process MPL MC-DISK-E[0] 3.9a - /dev/sg3 [2:0:6:2] process MPL MC-DISK-E[0] 3.9a - /dev/sg4 [2:0:6:3] process MPL MC-DISK-E[1] 3.9a - /dev/sg5 [2:0:6:4] process MPL MC-DISK-E[1] 3.9a - /dev/sg6 [2:0:6:5] process MPL MC-DISK-E[1] 3.9a - /dev/sg7 [2:0:6:6] process MPL MC-DISK-E[0] 3.9a - /dev/sg8 [2:0:6:7] process MPL MC-DISK-E[0] 3.9a - /dev/sg9 Is there any way under Linux of forcing use of the sd driver for a device on the bus instead of sg? TIA Bill - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-scsi" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
