W. Chris Shank on Fri, 24 May 2002 17:10:11 +0200 |
I took some pics of the disassembled AS/400 - in case anyone is curious. of particular interest is the SCA raid chassis. http://www.acetechgroup.com/photo/?mode=album&album=AS400&dispsize=640 the SCSI disks don't have the built-in SCA adapter (thankfully), the disks get mounted in a housing that turns the 68pin scsi, power, and auxiliary SCSI ID pins into a single 80 pin connector. I have a Adapted AHA-2940W that I have been testing the Disks on. so far, it recognizes the Tape, CDROM, and the SCSI disks (I only tried 2 so far). I can even boot from the CDROM. However, when trying to install RH7.3, it doesn't recognize the SCSI disk correctly and dies when trying to go into fdisk or Disk Druid saying something about not finding /tmp/sda. int he system log, linux finds the disk, but says htat the size is 0Mb, so something is wrong there. the original 4G SCSI disk that came with the machine is recognized fine and boots, so i know the controller is working. also, adaptec specs say that conroller can recognize drives upto 8G. I thought that this drive was 9.1G but in SCSI select, when i verify the meia, it says it only aboue 4.5G. I played around with the diffent terminations and SE vs Differential modes, but nothing sems to work. IBM says this grive is 9.1G LVD UW, but it says SCSI SE on the disk, so I'm not sure what to believe. Anyone with SCSI knowledge have any clues about why this can't be recognized in linux? thanks ______________________________________________________________________ Philadelphia Linux Users Group - http://www.phillylinux.org Announcements-http://lists.phillylinux.org/mail/listinfo/plug-announce General Discussion - http://lists.phillylinux.org/mail/listinfo/plug
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