SATA drive rescan?

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Hi All,

I have a removable drive sleeve that I mount SATA
drives mounted in that attaches to an internal SATA
port.  I use it backup my system to removable
drives.  The mechanism works identical to USB
flash drives.

With one exception.  A drive MUST be in the
carriage when I boot up.  Otherwise, if I insert
a drive AFTER the system is booted up, the drive
is invisible to the system.

Now I have seen Clonzilla re-educating the system
as to what drives are where.  Is there a way to
goose Fedora to do the same?  Is there
a way to rescan without having to reboot?

Many thanks,
-T

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