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| System: Gateway GP6-350, IDE primary master hard drive, IDE secondary master CD-R, 128MB RAM, external USB Maxtor OneTouch hard drive Software: SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 Desktop with MP1/UP1 followed by MP3/UP3. In playing around with this test system, I noticed that mkdev hd has options to install the USB drive but not to remove it. How does one permanently remove a USB drive from the hardware configuration after it's no longer wanted? I've searched the man pages, onboard help, and online sources, including SCO's TA area (public & member) to no avail. Any guidance appreciated. DDinAZ |
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| Dave Dickerson wrote: > System: > Gateway GP6-350, > IDE primary master hard drive, > IDE secondary master CD-R, > 128MB RAM, > external USB Maxtor OneTouch hard drive > > Software: SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 Desktop with MP1/UP1 followed by > MP3/UP3. > > In playing around with this test system, I noticed that mkdev hd has > options to install the USB drive but not to remove it. > > How does one permanently remove a USB drive from the hardware > configuration after it's no longer wanted? > > I've searched the man pages, onboard help, and online sources, > including SCO's TA area (public & member) to no avail. `mkdev hd` has never had a "remove" option for any hard disk technology -- USB isn't an exception. There's a TA on how to remove a SCSI hard disk. USB is treated as SCSI (the USB options in the various `mkdev` scripts are just thin user interface sugarcoatings over the SCSI code paths). So the SCSI TA should work; you might have to do a little mental translation of terms. >Bela< |
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| On Tue, 7 Sep 2004 10:30:18 GMT, Bela Lubkin <belal@sco.com> wrote: >Dave Dickerson wrote: > >> System: >> Gateway GP6-350, >> IDE primary master hard drive, >> IDE secondary master CD-R, >> 128MB RAM, >> external USB Maxtor OneTouch hard drive >> >> Software: SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 Desktop with MP1/UP1 followed by >> MP3/UP3. >> >> In playing around with this test system, I noticed that mkdev hd has >> options to install the USB drive but not to remove it. >> >> How does one permanently remove a USB drive from the hardware >> configuration after it's no longer wanted? >> >> I've searched the man pages, onboard help, and online sources, >> including SCO's TA area (public & member) to no avail. > >`mkdev hd` has never had a "remove" option for any hard disk technology >-- USB isn't an exception. > >There's a TA on how to remove a SCSI hard disk. USB is treated as SCSI >(the USB options in the various `mkdev` scripts are just thin user >interface sugarcoatings over the SCSI code paths). So the SCSI TA >should work; you might have to do a little mental translation of terms. > >>Bela< Bela, With all the removable storage media that's available now, wouldn't it seem like a good idea to implement a menu-driven interface to manage those devices? DDinAZ |