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From: ralf@ptavv.ka.sub.org (Ralf Wenk)
Subject: Re: Adding SCSI disks to BSDI...
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Date: Mon, 2 Sep 1996 19:29:52 GMT
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Sean Rolinson (snowdog@charm.net) wrote:
: Today we added our 5th 2Gig SCSI drive in our BSDI box (BSD/OS 2.1).
: The other four were added and function properly. After adding the
: 5th, I did a disksetup -i and it did not show sd05. It is SCSI ID 5
: since we are using our tape drive as ID 4. During the bootup, it
: acknowledge that it saw that drive and appeared to add the drive. But
: when I go to /dev/ I only see the rsd's go as high as 3. Any
: help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated...
man MAKEDEV
NAME
MAKEDEV - create system and device special files
SYNOPSIS
MAKEDEV name ...
DESCRIPTION
The shell script MAKEDEV, found in the ``/dev'' directory,
is used to create the common special files. See spe-
cial(8) for a more complete discussion of special files.
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Ralf Wenk - ralf@ptavv.ka.sub.org