>>>>> "c" == ChrisHoover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
c> I need some help.
c> 1. I have a server that has been up for 100+ days and I need to do some
c> hard drive work on. I know that the server has an available 33 gig scsi
c> drive on it, but I'm not sure how linux saw the drive. Unfortunately due
c> to the amount of uptime, dmesg no longer shows the bootstrap sequence. Is
c> there anyway to get linux to do something like a re-scan of the drives and
c> report to me what it finds? Since this machine is in production, I can
c> not bounce it without a lot of headache.
fdisk -l this will give you all the partition info of your drives.
/etc/sysconfig/hwconf created by kudzu will give you detail info
brand, model.
cat /proc/scsi/scsi will you give you more info.
c> 2. When the drive is detected and I partition it, is there a way to get
c> linux to see the partitions w/o a reboot?
You still need to create a filesystem on the partition add an entry to
/etc/fstab and create a mount point.
Then just mount and use.
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