Solution set:
A) Cable up, assign a non-conflicting SCSI address to DAT (Tape is usually 4).
Type command "tapes"
(1 vote)
B) Put on chain; verify existence with "probe-scsi" at eeprom level.
After you can see all your scsi devices then type "boot -rv". This
reconfigures kernel and adds the needed /dev device files.
[Archive SCSI DAT drives are NOT supported under Solaris X86.]
(1 vote)
C) Like above, but use "boot -r". Device will be /dev/rmt/0
(4 votes)
Thanks to:
Thomas Chai <jhchai@bass.com.my>
"Brian Schott" <Brian.Schott@Bentley.COM>
Sue Ghaemi <ghaemis@infonet1.infonet.com>
Anatoly.Lisovsky@kamaz.kazan.su (Anatoly M. Lisovsky)
lgranda@rnotes1.mnet.uswest.com
ldr@taec.com (Larry Ridenour)
Postscript:
I haven't tried any of these yet; the problem was temporarily worked around.
I'll keep y'all posted.
-mike
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mikey@synacom.com (408) 296-0303 Fax: (408) 296-0982
Mike Youngberg ****Synacom Technology****
4340 Stevens Creek Blvd, Suite 205, San Jose, CA 95129
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