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This patch is being sent for feedback and review.

When I got AEN working in scst_local I noticed that deleting LUNs on 
the target (Linux SCSI) so I tracked it down to what looks like failure 
to take into account that LUNs might have been deleted in 
drivers/scsi/scsi_scan.c, in particular in scsi_report_lun_scan.

The changes work in the sense that if I delete LUNs in a variety of 
orders (starting at 0 and working up, starting at the largest and 
working backward, starting in the middle), but I wonder if I have 
missed anything.
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