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> Wait, this is what I was afraid of.  We don't want to make the same mistake 
> again that was made with USB and Firewire devices.  We had proliferating 
> quirks (nearly a hundred at one point) just because device firmware couldn't 
> properly reject the 6-byte commands, hanging instead.
>
> Before we add more quirks, REPORT_LUNS should be implemented.  If it fixes 
> this device, the quirk should also be removed.

Well, feel free to do so!
:-)