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    This document provides commands to scan a Linux disk for new devices. It uses the tee command to write the string "- - -" to the scan file for all scsi hosts, then loops through each scsi host directory to write "- - -" to its individual scan file, triggering a rescan for new devices.

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    This document provides commands to scan a Linux disk for new devices. It uses the tee command to write the string "- - -" to the scan file for all scsi hosts, then loops through each scsi host directory to write "- - -" to its individual scan file, triggering a rescan for new devices.

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    This document provides commands to scan a Linux disk for new devices. It uses the tee command to write the string "- - -" to the scan file for all scsi hosts, then loops through each scsi host directory to write "- - -" to its individual scan file, triggering a rescan for new devices.

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     Scanning linux disk

    echo "- - -" | tee /sys/class/scsi_host/host*/scan

    for host in `ls /sys/class/scsi_host/`;do echo "- - -"


    >/sys/class/scsi_host/${host}/scan; done

    ->

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