scsi

I love how you can't match both the device name (a string) and the USB IDs in the same rule, because one is SUBSYSTEMS = = "scsi" and the other is SUBSYSTEMS = = "usb".

LinuxChix aggregator 2010

SUBSYSTEMS = = "scsi" DRIVERS = = "" looking at parent device

LinuxQuestions.org lhorace 2009

First, the VMX file needs to be modified to change all occurrences of "scsi" to "ide".

Metasploit 2009

SUBSYSTEMS = = "scsi", ATTRS {model} = = "SAMSUNG SP2504C", SYMLINK+ = 'samsung250'

LinuxQuestions.org Misel 2008

SUBSYSTEMS = = "scsi", ATTRS {model} = = "SAMSUNG HD320KJ", SYMLINK+ = 'samsung320'

LinuxQuestions.org Misel 2008

# dmesg | grep 'scsi' reveals: sd 0: 0: 0: 0 Attached scsi generic sg0 type 0 sd 1: 0: 0: 0 Attached scsi generic sg1 type 5

LinuxQuestions.org surgeon 2010

SUBSYSTEMS = = "scsi", ATTRS {vendor} = = "Generic", ATTRS {model} = = "USB SD Reader

LinuxQuestions.org GrapefruiTgirl 2009

SUBSYSTEMS = = "scsi", ATTRS {vendor} = = "Generic", ATTRS {model} = = "USB SM Reader

LinuxQuestions.org GrapefruiTgirl 2009

I scavenged one of our oldest “behemoth” servers (1998 bios hee hee), which is a 4 processor (Intel PII 450 MHz) machine with 2 gigs of ram (good grief) and a DAC960 RAID controller (with 6 x 6 gig scsi drives + 1 spare).

caleb, freebsd, fedora, google, and the x-prize « Ewan's Corner 2004

The machine also has an onboard Symbios Logic scsi controller.

caleb, freebsd, fedora, google, and the x-prize « Ewan's Corner 2004