Under 2.4, you need to unload the usb-storage module. Under 2.6, this
doesn't happen under the control of usb-storage -- it happens under the
control of the SCSI layer.
The SCSI layer under 2.6 will issue the 'next' /dev node to each new
device, until they roll over to the beginning again. It's
Probably unloading the usb-storage module would do that.
On Sun, 20 Jun 2004, Jeff wrote:
> I notice that when plugging in mass storage devices like cameras and
> memory card readers, they go to /dev/sdxx. Like I have an SD/MMC card
> reader and when plugged in it goes to /dev/sda1 and it now see
I notice that when plugging in mass storage devices like cameras and
memory card readers, they go to /dev/sdxx. Like I have an SD/MMC card
reader and when plugged in it goes to /dev/sda1 and it now seems to be
registered to that device.
When you plug in new devices like a camera or X-D card rea
