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| On Saturday 15 November 2003 3:35 pm in comp.sys.sun.admin gipsy wrote: > how to declare a new disk on my workstation ? devfsadm -- My real address is crn (at) netunix (dot) com WARNING all messages containing attachments or html will be silently deleted. Send only plain text. |
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| In article <3FB647CB.1040708@free.fr>, gipsy <gipsy@free.fr> wrote: > how to declare a new disk on my workstation ? 1) The hardware has to recognize it (e.g. it shows up at the OBP) IIRC, U30s don't have SCSI, so probe-scsi-all won't help. But perhaps probe-pci-all will. Try it. Does the disk show up at the OBP? 2) The system must be reconfigured to build device files for it From root, type drvconfig; drives or boot the system with -r: boot -r or create a reconfiguration file flag and reboot: touch /reconfigure reboot [I know there's a deva<somethign> utility, which I never used on 2.6 systems] -- DeeDee, don't press that button! DeeDee! NO! Dee... |
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| In article <vilain-7E68B8.09243915112003@comcast.ash.giganews.com>, Michael Vilain <vilain@spamcop.net> wrote: > IIRC, U30s don't have SCSI, so probe-scsi-all won't help. The U30 has one 40MB/sec UltraSCSI channel with two 80 pin SCA connectors for internal disks, one 50 pin connector for internal CD-ROM or tape, and one 68 pin connector for external SCSI devices. -- Göran Larsson http://www.mitt-eget.com/ |
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| "Michael Vilain <vilain@spamcop.net>" writes: >In article <3FB647CB.1040708@free.fr>, gipsy <gipsy@free.fr> wrote: >> how to declare a new disk on my workstation ? >1) The hardware has to recognize it (e.g. it shows up at the OBP) >IIRC, U30s don't have SCSI, so probe-scsi-all won't help. But perhaps >probe-pci-all will. Try it. Does the disk show up at the OBP? Err, Ultra 30's definitely *do* have SCSI. Ultra 5's and 10's are the machines which don't have SCSI. Craig. -- Guru Will Sellit! ** 'sunrk' on Ebay ** | Get Back on Track at the Sun Shack Craig Dewick - aka the one4sun! | www.sunshack.org or www.sunshack.net Main info website at www.one4sun.org +------------------------------------- SRK's Ebay Shop is now available at www.ebayshops.com.au/sunripenedkernels |
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| > + On 15-Nov-03 18:24:39 +Michael Vilain <vilain@spamcop.net> wrote >> how to declare a new disk on my workstation ? >1) The hardware has to recognize it (e.g. it shows up at the OBP) >IIRC, U30s don't have SCSI, so probe-scsi-all won't help. But perhaps >probe-pci-all will. Try it. Does the disk show up at the OBP? The Ultra30 is what the Ultra10 should have been, the big difference actually is that it have SCSI instead of IDE.. UltraWideSCSI with SCA connectors internally if I remember correctly. If it had been an Ultra5/10 he could have issued the probe-ide instead of probe-scsi at the OBP prompt. |