In addition to my earlier issues , here's a significantproblem I've run into with how Solaris does iSCSI: there's no goodway to get Solaris 10 to re-probe an iSCSI connection, especially ifsomething goes wrong (for example, Solaris loses its connection toa target for long enough to give up on it, which takes less timethan you might think).

There is no explicit command to restart or re-probe a specific targetconnection, nor does it happen implicitly if

Here's one of those little things that irritate me about bash ,or more specifically its command line editing: its command historyis (sometimes) mutable. Under at least some circumstances, you canoverwrite a command that is in your history by going back to it (withsearch or cursor up) and editing it again. When you do this, the oldversion of the command is gone permanently; if you cursor back to itagain, you see your freshly edited version.

(This doesn't seem