> In this case, "sg" could add itself when opened, and eventually cause
> sleep requests to be rejected for example.
I think SG is the only really special case one reading over the code.
Disk and CD might want to issue a couple of things (cache flush, unlock
media type stuff) but nothing tricky.
> Well, in fact, I don't think there is real need for the "SCSI disk device"
> node, but that depends pretty much on the new SCSI architecture.
Sure
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