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Subject: bus resets (was "NOT READY")
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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Hi Justin and Peter (and others),

The previous suggestion was way too hard for me.  Let me try another
approach.  Is there some way to tell the driver to issue a reset to a
specified bus?  That should force restarts of all the drives, right?

Of course, if there is some way to issue a start unit command to a
specific target, that is great too.

Thanks
Satoshi