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From: Joe Karthauser <jlk@pavilion.co.uk>
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Subject: probing scsi bus after boot?
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Hello,

This is a FreeBSD question that I hope that someone can help me with.
Is it possible to reprobe the scsi bus after a reboot for allow for
drive swapping?  I guess that there must be some support for that in
there somewhere.

Thanks in advance,
Joe.

p.s. Many thanks to all of you who helped with my memory query last week.
You're stars. ;)

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Josef Karthauser        (jlk@pavilion.net)
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