Hi.
Thanks for your answer.
On Wednesday 05 October 2005 20:07, Michael-John Turner wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 04, 2005 at 09:59:47PM +0200, Hartwig Atrops wrote:
> > Regarding Solaris: In my opinion the default boot disk for Solaris is
> > SCSI ID 3. I could not check today, as far as I remember I can
On Tue, Oct 04, 2005 at 09:59:47PM +0200, Hartwig Atrops wrote:
> Regarding Solaris: In my opinion the default boot disk for Solaris is
> SCSI ID 3. I could not check today, as far as I remember I can plug an
> additional SCSI disk with ID 0 to a Solaris machine (Ultra 2) without
> problems. With L
Hartwig Atrops wrote:
Hey, I just discovered that I can switch off my disk array after booting to
get rid off that nasty noise :-)
Just make sure to avoid then any rescan of the SCSI-bus. Otherwise
you're back in the problem zone. ;-)
Cheers,
Klaus
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On Tuesday 04 October 2005 21:59, Hartwig Atrops wrote:
> You are right. I modified my silo.conf and inittab - booting from sdd, now
> it works - if I switch on my disk array.
Hey, I just discovered that I can switch off my disk array after booting to
get rid off that nasty noise :-)
Hartwig
Hi all.
On Tuesday 04 October 2005 12:19, Klaus Klein wrote:
> Hartwig Atrops wrote:
> >Hi all.
> >
> >I try to run an external SCSI disk box (3 disks) with a Sparcstation 20
> >(Debian 3.0 Woody, kernel 2.4.18 SMP, 2 x SuperSparc II 75 MHz, no
> >CDROM). Disk array: Sun P/N 595-3769-01, three 2G
Hartwig Atrops wrote:
Hi all.
I try to run an external SCSI disk box (3 disks) with a Sparcstation 20
(Debian 3.0 Woody, kernel 2.4.18 SMP, 2 x SuperSparc II 75 MHz, no
CDROM). Disk array: Sun P/N 595-3769-01, three 2GB disks (one slot is empty),
narrow SCSI (50 pin).
The SS20 starts boot
Hi.
On Sunday 02 October 2005 22:40, Michael-John Turner wrote:
> AFAIK, 08:01 is sda1:
> brw-rw 1 root disk 8, 1 Jul 5 2000 sda1
>
> I have a feeling that the Linux kernel is identifying your ID 0 disk as
> sda, which would be problematic as you want to boot from the ID 3 disk.
> Perhaps t
On Sun, Oct 02, 2005 at 07:03:52PM +0200, Hartwig Atrops wrote:
> What is going wrong? Does my SS20 try to use an external disk as root
> filesystem? Which device is 08:01?
AFAIK, 08:01 is sda1:
brw-rw 1 root disk 8, 1 Jul 5 2000 sda1
I have a feeling that the Linux kernel is identifying
Hi all.
I try to run an external SCSI disk box (3 disks) with a Sparcstation 20
(Debian 3.0 Woody, kernel 2.4.18 SMP, 2 x SuperSparc II 75 MHz, no
CDROM). Disk array: Sun P/N 595-3769-01, three 2GB disks (one slot is empty),
narrow SCSI (50 pin).
The SS20 starts booting, linux bootup recogniz
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