[SunHELP] SS10 - need help with SCSI
Andre Blanchard
andre at synchronicity.com
Sun Aug 1 20:17:35 CDT 2004
Not sure where this is going but JIC:
http://sunsolve.sun.com/handbook_pub/Systems/SS10/SS10.html
http://sunsolve.sun.com/handbook_pub/Systems/SS10/4mSYSTEM_Sstation_10.h
tml
As to drives avoid any differential drives (The latest are LVD drives,
and the earlier are HVD: H = High and L=Low).
Also check out the web for more SS10 info. Keywords: Solaris 2 FAQ -
Plenty of content on SS10. As to a monitor, if you can track down a
variable frequency one (like a NEC MultiSync) and I assume you have a
13W3-vga adapter then you can utilize the onboard video.
Good Luck
----- Original Message -----
From: "V. Yankin" <reconnect at yandex.ru>
Date: Sunday, August 1, 2004 1:51 pm
Subject: Re: [SunHELP] SS10 - need help with SCSI
> >
> >>However I am almost sure that the hard drive is dead and I am
> inclined to
> >
> >What happens if you do probe-scsi at the OK prompt?
> >
> Haven't tried it yet. I need a null-modem cable to see what is
> happening on the console. The video card seems OK but I cannot get
> video output on a VGA monitor (even with output-device=screen).
> Anyway, for now I could only get a female-female DB25-DB9 null-
> modem cable. And, since this SS10 has also a female COM port, I
> need to order a male-male converter. Well, this is troublesome but
> I think I will get it working.
>
> > Is the HD spinning up?
>
> I will check it as soon as I get the SS10's console shown on my PC.
>
> >
> > the HD is a 50-pin scsi drive, any 50 pin, preferably low
> profile (1
> >inch) 7200 rpm or 5400 rpm drive will work in it.
> >
>
> Thanks! The HDD that was shipped with this SS10 is high (3.5 cm),
> and I was just interested if I buy a rather old 50-pin SCSI HDD (4
> Gb), will it be backwards-compatible with SS10?
>
> Sorry to sound very lame, but this SS10 is the first Sun machine
> of my own, and it came with no documentation.
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