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01-16-2008, 12:59 PM
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 Question on Ultra 450 Hi, I have aquired an Ultra 450 and am trying to make heads and tails out of something it is doing. It's setup like so: DRIVEBAY# - SCSI ID 0 - 3:0 1 - 3:1 2 - 3:2 3 - 3:3 4 - 0:0 5 - 0:1 6 - 0:2 7 - 0:3 8 - 1:0 9 - 1:1 10 - 1:2 11 - 1:3 12 - 4:0 13 - 4:1 14 - 4:2 15 - 4:3 16 - 5:0 17 - 5:1 18 - 5:2 19 - 5:3 Now, when the system boots up it seems to install the operating system by default on drive 0 (3:0). Why? Why does it not go to drive bay 4 which is 0:0? If I try to force a boot off of the drive in bay 4 with disk4 or disk (0,0,4) it fails to boot, if I fill in the full scsi path it says the device isn't found. If I do a show-devs bays 4 - 11 aren't found at all... until the system boots up... Any ideas?      |
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01-16-2008, 12:59 PM
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| Re: Question on Ultra 450 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 05/08/04, 13:53:04, Matt <spammers@are.bad.com> wrote regarding Question on Ultra 450: > Hi, > I have aquired an Ultra 450 and am trying to make heads and tails out of > something it is doing. > It's setup like so: > DRIVEBAY# - SCSI ID > 0 - 3:0 > 1 - 3:1 > 2 - 3:2 > 3 - 3:3 > 4 - 0:0 > 5 - 0:1 > 6 - 0:2 > 7 - 0:3 > 8 - 1:0 > 9 - 1:1 > 10 - 1:2 > 11 - 1:3 > 12 - 4:0 > 13 - 4:1 > 14 - 4:2 > 15 - 4:3 > 16 - 5:0 > 17 - 5:1 > 18 - 5:2 > 19 - 5:3 > Now, when the system boots up it seems to install the operating system > by default on drive 0 (3:0). Why? Why does it not go to drive bay 4 > which is 0:0? If I try to force a boot off of the drive in bay 4 with > disk4 or disk (0,0,4) it fails to boot, if I fill in the full scsi path > it says the device isn't found. If I do a show-devs bays 4 - 11 aren't > found at all... until the system boots up... Any ideas? All Sun machines boot from drive 0 (3:0) by default. AFAIK it an historical thing. Regards Ian Donaldson Newtownards Northern Ireland ian@dsd-tech.net |
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01-16-2008, 12:59 PM
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| Re: Question on Ultra 450 In article <cetaj402gr7@enews3.newsguy.com>, Matt <spammers@are.bad.com> writes: > Hi, > I have aquired an Ultra 450 and am trying to make heads and tails out of > something it is doing. > > It's setup like so: > DRIVEBAY# - SCSI ID > 0 - 3:0 > 1 - 3:1 > 2 - 3:2 > 3 - 3:3 > 4 - 0:0 > 5 - 0:1 > 6 - 0:2 > 7 - 0:3 > 8 - 1:0 > 9 - 1:1 > 10 - 1:2 > 11 - 1:3 > 12 - 4:0 > 13 - 4:1 > 14 - 4:2 > 15 - 4:3 > 16 - 5:0 > 17 - 5:1 > 18 - 5:2 > 19 - 5:3 > > Now, when the system boots up it seems to install the operating system > by default on drive 0 (3:0). Why? Why does it not go to drive bay 4 > which is 0:0? If I try to force a boot off of the drive in bay 4 with > disk4 or disk (0,0,4) it fails to boot, if I fill in the full scsi path > it says the device isn't found. If I do a show-devs bays 4 - 11 aren't > found at all... until the system boots up... Any ideas? Shouldnt this be disk (0,0,0) ? (controller 0, target 0, slice 0) -- Michael Tosch IT Specialist HP Managed Services Technology Solutions Group Hewlett-Packard GmbH Phone: +49 2407 575 313 Mail: michael.tosch:hp.com |
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