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Daniel Robbins wrote: |
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>On Mon, Sep 03, 2001 at 05:07:02PM -0700, scott worley wrote: |
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>>/dev/scsi/host0/bus0/targetX/lun0 where X=0,1,5,6 for my 2 HD's and CD's. |
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>>Can't use these device entries to access the drives with fdisk or |
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>>mkreiserfs. |
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>lun0 is a directory. There should be a device node inside it that *should* |
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>be recognized by fdisk and mkreiserfs. |
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>>I seem to remember on rc5 that there was a /dev/disk/... set of nodes |
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>>what had the partitions. |
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>>Is there anyway to create these nodes in the iso image shell? |
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>There's no /dev/discs/ directory? |
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Daniel, |
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After loading scsi_mod and aic7xxx, I checked dmesg and all scsi devices |
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were found. |
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There is no entry for /dev/discs and all the |
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/dev/scsi/host0/bus0/targetX/lun0's are empty. |
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I put a modules.conf and modules.devfs into the rescue /etc dir and |
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restarted devfsd. Didn't work. Of course, I was guessing. |
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scott |
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