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I would say that it not showing up in /proc/scsi/scsi is a kernel bug.

FYI: With SuSE's recent 2.4 kernel's I see my tape drive in boot.log
(similar to above), but I don't get /dev/st0 until I run stinit.  That
requires a config file that maps the above Vendor/Model/Rev to
specific tape drive capabilities.  Thus step 1 is to get the SCSI
recognition, step 2 is to get the /dev/st0 device setup.

Greg


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