I do not have any close at hand (cleaned out the hardware closet to
hazardous waste) :-(
But, as far as I am concerned :-), if it says 'DPT' or 'Adaptec' as the
manufacturer's name portion of the inquiry field, or has 'RAID' or
'Array' somewhere in the product name inquiry field, you have covered
On Wed, Jan 03, 2007 at 12:17:47PM -0500, Salyzyn, Mark wrote:
> The ips driver, indirectly via Firmware as it spoofs it's own inquiry
> data, reports the Removable bit set in the inquiry response for the
> arrays. The dpt_i2o driver similarly has the firmware constructing the
> bit set. Some of th
The ips driver, indirectly via Firmware as it spoofs it's own inquiry
data, reports the Removable bit set in the inquiry response for the
arrays. The dpt_i2o driver similarly has the firmware constructing the
bit set. Some of the Array Bridges and external RAID boxes do the same
thing. I think the
(lkml readers: this concerns a security issue reported to debian by a
user of udev/aacraid. udev gives the aacraid devices the floppy group
because it reports block devices as 'removable'. See
http://bugs.debian.org/404927 for the entire thread).
On Wed, Jan 03, 2007 at 11:49:51AM +0100, Marco d'I
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