There were some problems internal to the SCSI layer, triggered by the bad device. A patch is available for Linux 2.6.9 which should work around the buggy device:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-scsi&m=109890563230889&w=2
Thanks, I hope to try it out over the weekend.
Question: Is there any way to recover from this without a reboot? I would think I'd be able to rmmod/modprobe the offending modules, but that isn't working and I'm not certain why.
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