>... I wanted to upgrade to v2.4.2 and in the proce
>ss switch to using chg-scsi. So, I compiled 2.4.2 and attempted to figure out
>how to control the changer. I didn't get very far.
OK.
>> Are you using the 64 bit kernel? What does "isainfo -v" say?
>Valen% isainfo -v
>64-bit sparcv9 applications
>32-bit sparc applications
That says you're using a 64 bit kernel.
>I saw it referenced on the list and naively thought that's what I needed. I do
>n't have /dev/rsst0 either so I have no idea what I'm supposed to use.
/dev/rsst* will be created the first time the sst driver attaches.
>When I compile using the 64bit instructions, I get:
># cc -D_KERNEL -D_SYSCALL32 -xarch=v9 -c sst.c
>cc: Warning: illegal option -xarch=v9
That's probably a bad thing. You may need to upgrade your compiler.
What do you get with "cc -V"? If you do "cc -flags", is -xarch listed
as a valid option?
>"sst.c", line 2108: warning: argument #1 is incompatible with prototype:
> prototype: pointer to function(pointer to void) returning void : "/usr
>/include/sys/systm.h", line 114
> argument : pointer to function(pointer to char) returning void
You can probably ignore these.
>Chris Stone
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
