My original question was:
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I have a DDS3 Sony drive that used to work on a Sparc 20 running Solaris
2.5.1. It was hanging off a narrow SCSI SBUS controller on the 20.
I now have it on a PCI-SCSI SUN approved wide SCSI controller on an
Ultra 10. A SCSI3 to SCSI2 adaptor provides the correct bits and
termination to the device. Probe-SCSI sees it but /dev/rmt never gets
populated after a boot -r.
SUN suggested removing /etc/path_to_inst and booting -ar but that didn't
work. They gave up since it was not a SUN peripheral.
Any ideas?
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Thanks to:
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| Philip Kao Artecon Inc. |
| Product Manager 6305 El Camino Real |
| Marketing Dept. Camino Real CA 92009 |
| ph. 760-931-5549 http://www.artecon.com |
| fax 760-931-5527 philip.kao@artecon.com |
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for pointing out that I needed a firmware upgrade ( from rev 0123 to 0400 ).
Got a 4mm tape from Sony, loaded it in the drive, and the firmware
was updated pronto.
-craig
Director- Information Systems and Services
College of Health and Human Development
Penn State University, 203 S. Henderson Building, U. Park, PA 16802-6500
Voice: 814-863-9951 FAX: 814-863-2215 EMAIL: craigg@psu.edu
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