Scan for new disk on Centos

Hi,

I added a new disk image in the Linode Manger which I was expecting to see at /dev/xvdc but it doesn't show. I guess I need a reboot but I'd prefer not to just now.

I saw on other forums that centos can be signalled to scan for a new SCSI disk using this command:

echo "- - -" > /sys/class/scsi_host/host0/scan

but I don't have these directories because AFAIK the linode images are using a virtual disk manager not SCSI. Does anyone know of an alternative way my centos image can be triggered to recognise the newly created disk?

TIA

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You'll need to add it to your configuration profile in the Linode manager and reboot. It's the only way.

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