Stale devices in sysfs

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Hello,

I have a two port FC hba in my system.  The hba is properly connecting to a Target, and I can tell it seems all the LUNs exported to it.  However, when I browse through the /sys/class/scsi_host/... directory , and output of "lsscsi", I can see "sd" mappings that are old and invalid (cannot write to them).  In my ouput below, sd[e/f/g/h] and sd[c/d] are invalid.

1. Is there an command I an issue to flush out the older mappings?

2. Is this a bug in the FC driver?

[root@pe850 ~]# lsscsi
[2:0:0:10]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sde
[2:0:0:11]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdf
[2:0:0:254]  enclosu 3PARdata SES              0000  -       
[2:0:1:10]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdg
[2:0:1:11]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdh
[2:0:1:254]  enclosu 3PARdata SES              0000  -       
[2:0:2:10]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdi
[2:0:2:11]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdj
[2:0:2:254]  enclosu 3PARdata SES              0000  -       
[3:0:0:10]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdc
[3:0:0:11]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdd
[3:0:0:254]  enclosu 3PARdata SES              0000  -       
[3:0:1:10]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdk
[3:0:1:11]   disk    3PARdata VV               0000  /dev/sdl
[3:0:1:254]  enclosu 3PARdata SES              0000  -       
[root@pe850 ~]# 

Thank you,
Ahmed.



      
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