$ ls -l /dev/scsi/ # abridged total 0 brw------- 8, 0 Sep 2 11:56 sdh0-0c0i0l0 brw------- 8, 1 Sep 2 11:56 sdh0-0c0i0l0p1 ... brw------- 8, 8 Sep 2 11:56 sdh0-0c0i0l0p8 brw------- 8, 16 Sep 2 11:56 sdh0-0c0i1l0 brw------- 8, 17 Sep 2 11:56 sdh0-0c0i1l0p1 ... brw------- 8, 24 Sep 2 11:56 sdh0-0c0i1l0p8 crw------- 21, 0 Sep 2 11:56 sgh0-0c0i0l0 crw------- 21, 1 Sep 2 11:56 sgh0-0c0i1l0 crw------- 21, 2 Sep 2 11:56 sgh1-0c0i2l0 crw------- 21, 3 Sep 2 11:56 sgh1-0c0i5l0 crw------- 21, 4 Sep 2 11:56 sgh1-0c0i6l0 br-------- 11, 0 Sep 2 11:56 srh1-0c0i2l0 br-------- 11, 1 Sep 2 11:56 srh1-0c0i6l0 |
The scsidev package also includes the ability to introduce names like /dev/scsi/scanner by manipulating the /etc/scsi.alias configuration file. The package also includes the useful rescan-scsi-bus.sh utility. For further information about scsidev see W6. On my system, both devfs and scsidev co-exist happily.