> But with CentOS 4.2, there are no /dev/sg* entries in /dev.
> So I created them with MAKEDEV, and then it would work (but not the same as
> before). But if I reboot, those /dev entries disappear.

Centos (and Fedora and RHEL) use udev to manage device nodes in /dev.
Don't use MAKEDEV; instead, take a look at the files in /etc/udev.d.
But before you do *that*, just try loading the 'sg' module, and you'll
probably find that you now have the necessary /dev/sg* device nodes
without any further intervention on your part.

It doesn't make sense to create the devices with MAKEDEV if the
appropriate kernel module isn't loaded.

-- Lars

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