Hmm, maybe you can help me with my problem then.
I just setup the thing and I get the following on boot:
..
scsi : 0 hosts.
scsi : detected total.
..
scsi0 : AdvanSys SCSI 3.1E: ISA PnP 16 CDB: BIOS C800, IO 110/F, IRQ 10,
DMA 6
scsi : 1 host.
This is the correct driver and it does see the scsi device. However this
is the only mention of this in the boot sequence.
So, I put in a cd and tried to mount it like a regualar cd. I don't have a
/dev/sg0, btw. I guess I haven't done everything I need to do. Advice?
namaste,
Mark
On Mon, 15 Mar 1999, Josef Wesley Wells wrote:
> My CD-r shows up as /dev/sg0, and it is #6 in my SCSI chain.
>
> Speaking of SCSI devices. What would have a larger positive effect...
>
> Putting my root filesystem or my swap partition on an old 80MB SCSI
> drive?
>
> Both are on an old IDE now, but I figure it could help some.
>
> My guess is to make the swap on the SCSI, but since I just got +64 MB ram
> bringning me to 104MB total.. Swapping miht be a thing of the past for me.
> As it is, I rerely dip more than 15-20MB on my 100MB+ ide swap. Which is
> what made me think of putting / on the SCSI instead.
>
> Suggestions?
> Josef
>
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> On Mon, 15 Mar 1999, Mark N. Hattarki wrote:
>
> > What if it's a cd-r though?
> >
> > namaste,
> > Mark
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