On Tue, Jan 16, 2001 at 10:49:05AM -0500, Venkatesh Ramamurthy wrote:
Hi,
I have one issue which requires fix from the linux kernel.
Initially i put a SCSI controller and install the OS on the drive connected
to it. After installing the OS (on sda), the customer puts another SCSI
Are your two SCSI controllers handled by the same driver or through
different ones? If they're handled by two separate drivers, simply
build that one you need to boot off into the kernel and build the
other one as a module.
[Venkatesh Ramamurthy] Different ones with mutiple
Actually, the SCSI INQUIRY command with EVPD bit on and page code 83 should
return the VPID of every LU -- this command is used by some SCSI initiators
and most multipathing drivers to determine whether the same LU has been
accessed through different paths.
You can find more details in
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Can the linux kernel be changed in such a way that kernel will look
for the actual boot drive and re-order the drives so that mounting can
go on in the right order.
we need some kind of signature being written in the drive, which the
kernel will use for determining
I refer only to 640 Mbyte media. I've not tried 230 which I also have.
in short, reading is fine. Writing is sh...
I have some disk with OS data on them, and I copied one to CD, being very
careful I can read the dta from the CD.
I then set to convert the disk to ext2, and have had errors
On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Michael Meissner wrote:
you're forgetting that in /etc/lilo.conf there is a directive called
'append='... all the user has to do is merely add
'append="scsihosts=whatever,whatever"' into their config file and rerun
lilo. problem solved
That's assuming you are
When the cards are of different make the order is solely dependent on
the order that the drivers are initialized in the kernel. If you have
modules enabled, only build the driver for your root device into the
kernel image and have the other modular. This lets you control the
initialization
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Venkatesh Ramamurthy wrote:
Hi,
I have one issue which requires fix from the linux kernel.
Initially i put a SCSI controller and install the OS on the drive connected
to it. After installing the OS (on sda), the customer puts another SCSI
controller. The BIOS for the first controller has
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