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Adding a second scsi external DDS tape recorder to UltraSparc Station 10
Hello Guys,
I have one ultrasparc 10 with solaris 9 installed and two scsi adapters and one external tape recorder (DDS 4 20GB) plugged in each scsi adapter, but after the "boot -r" to reconfigure the system to use both tape recorders I can see only the first (/dev/rmt/0).
How can I configure the second tape recorder (note: on the back of the tape recorder there is an switch with one configurable number from 7 to 0).
Thanks,
I have one ultrasparc 10 with solaris 9 installed and two scsi adapters and one external tape recorder (DDS 4 20GB) plugged in each scsi adapter, but after the "boot -r" to reconfigure the system to use both tape recorders I can see only the first (/dev/rmt/0).
How can I configure the second tape recorder (note: on the back of the tape recorder there is an switch with one configurable number from 7 to 0).
Thanks,
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i think its just needs to issue the following commands
try
#devfsadm -c tape
or
#devfsadm -i tape-type ... for example ( devfsadm -i st )
then
# tapes
use different nombers in the back of the tapes like 5 and 6
you can use ls to test new configurations
#ls /dev/rmt
this will be fine
:)
try
#devfsadm -c tape
or
#devfsadm -i tape-type ... for example ( devfsadm -i st )
then
# tapes
use different nombers in the back of the tapes like 5 and 6
you can use ls to test new configurations
#ls /dev/rmt
this will be fine
:)
Traditonally, tape drives use SCSI ID 4, but that's not a requirement.
When I installed a second SCSI adapter in my SS 20 running Solaris v8, the tape drive at SCSI ID 4 on that second adapter became addressed as /dev/nrst11 or /dev/st11 (7 + 4 = 11). Try adding the SCSI ID of the tape drive to 7.