No idea what's wrong with arcmsr, but
>However, sd0 still says it's one sector, and:
>scsictl /dev/scsibus1 scan any any
>returns instantly without any change in the volumes.
Scan attaches new devices, you probably need to detach sd0 first.
That works as expected on an amd64 system - I get
j...@ziaspace.com (John Klos) writes:
No idea what's wrong with arcmsr, but
>However, sd0 still says it's one sector, and:
>scsictl /dev/scsibus1 scan any any
>returns instantly without any change in the volumes.
Scan attaches new devices, you probably need to detach sd0 first.
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Hello,
I have two Areca RAID controllers which I'd like to use with non-x86
systems. One is an ARC-1110, the other an ARC-1160ML. I've been testing
the ARC-1110 on NetBSD 8 on an amd64 system and on an Alpha.
The card shows up fine on both systems:
arcmsr0 at pci6 dev 14 function 0
arcmsr0:
