[SunRescue] Second SCSI (diff) not recognized?
Loomis, Rip
rescue at sunhelp.org
Tue May 29 16:55:58 CDT 2001
Hmm...
The board is *not* a SunSwift, it's whatever
the other one was before it (DSBC/E ???)
with diff. SCSI plus 10BaseT. The host
system is a Tatung CompStation 10 (SPARC 10
clone) running Solaris 2.5.1 + wacky
government software (including the TriTeal
Enterprise Desktop version of CDE).
I made a little progress by assuming that
everything I got today (disks, cables, terminators)
was crap. Interestingly enough, after
switching a couple of things around the
system now sees the *first* disk in the
external chain of two, but not the second...
and if I put the differential terminator
on the first box (and remove the second)
then the first box disappears instead. I'm
guessing that I've got a wiring problem or
a faulty terminator, so I'll try to dig up
another differential terminator around here.
Right now I can "see" the first drive using
both probe-scsi-all and the Solaris "format"
command--so now I just have to come up with
the magical incantation for these odd IBM
differential disks.
Thanks to all who replied, since your suggestions
(even the ones which duplicated what I was
already checking) kept me interested long enough
to keep beating on the thing until it at least
sort of responded.
--Rip
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Don Varner [mailto:varner at es.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 5:09 PM
> To: rescue at sunhelp.org
> Subject: Re: [SunRescue] Second SCSI (diff) not recognized?
>
>
> Dan Debertin wrote:
>
> > > Sounds like you're referring to a SunSwift board.
> > > 10/100TX on left, 68 pin SCSI on right.
> >
> > I'd bet that he isn't, actually. He says that the ethernet
> interface
> > detects as le1, not hmeX.
>
> Good point, SunSwift is only hme.
>
> Rip, in what system are you trying to install this board?
>
>
> Don
>
>
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