BUG 2.1 - ARW (Sony Raw) no photos found error during Auto Import

BUG 2.1 - ARW (Sony Raw) no photos found error during Auto Import
I've seen this issue since beta1. The issue seems to be related to a camera setting that stores the files in folders by date. The Folder structure becomes drive>DCMI>10202008>image.ARW
This "no photos found error" I have seen in beta1 LR1 LR1.1 LR1.2 LR1.3 LR1.4 and LR2.0 this is still an issue in LR2.1
Auto import works fine with canon or nikon RAW files (I've used several different cameras with no problems)
The Folder structure for canon files is drive>DCMI>100>image.CR2
Auto import Does not work with Sony A100 .ARW files with folders by date turned on I have heard from people with other Sony cameras like the A700 also have this issue.
Vista Ultimate 32bit SP1
AMD 64X2 duel core 6000+ 3Ghz
6GB 666mhz Ram PAE force enabled
NVIDIA Gforce 7600 256MB video card (1.75GB total with system shared ram)
Primary hard drive: 500GB
Hard drive 2: 400GB (system and photoshop paging files and lightroom catalog drive)
Hdrive 3: 1TB (primary image storage)
user control turned off
system graphics set to performance
Duel display
Lightroom 2.1
photoshop CS3

I believe this is fixed in version 2.5 and 3.0
ARW (Sony Raw) files seem to work with auto import

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