Hello all,
I have an embedded Linux system with 2.4.21 kernel running on a StrongARM SA-1110 CPU. The System has an USB-Host on which I use an usb memory stick. Normaly I can mount the stick on the device /dev/sda1. but if I take another usbstick, then this one is mapped to /dev/sdb. In /proc/scsi/ there are then the directories usb-storage-0, usb-storage-1,... the USB subsystem and the usb-storage is compiled into the kernel. How can I tell the kernel to remove the entries in /proc/scsi/ when I unplug the USB memory stick. Unfortunatly I can't compile my own kernel to include the usb-storge driver as module, because the manufactor of this device does not allow to modify the systemimage with costum kernels /modules.
The system I'm talking about is found on the following URL
thanks for any help and hints Mike Lawson