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Nick Smith wrote: |
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>so what is the next step since dmesg doesnt show the drives? im just |
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>the ID's are correct and not conficting. the machine bios does see |
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>the drives. i havnt figured out a way to get into the card bios yet, |
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>on an intel machine you have the option of hitting F6, nothing like |
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>that shows on the Alpha machine.... |
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This sounds like a SCSI problem. You'll have to check IDs, |
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cabling, termination, host adapter firmware, the whole lot. |
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Try connecting one drive at a time and see what the kernel |
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displays. I've seen a faulty SCSI device prevent the whole chain |
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from working. |
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I doubt that it's a kernel problem, since one drive is detected. |
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If *no* drives were detected, then I'd suspect the kernel. |
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