Infortrend RAID Controller Manual

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dasc Infortrend RAID IN-BAND SCSI Driver for SCO
OpenServer 5,0,x /v1.11e
Please enter the names of the packages you
wish to install, or q to quit: dasc
3. After the installation has completed, it is a must to re-link the
kernel.
# cd /etc/conf/cf.d
# link_unix
13.6.5 Before Using In-band SCSI Text RAID Manager
• In order to let the In-band SCSI utilities (Text RAID Manager or
GUI RAID Manager) communicate with the RAID controller
correctly, it is a must to set the corresponded Peripheral Device
Type if there is no logical drive mapped to the host channel SCSI
ID/LUN.
• Please refer to the README.TXT in "\3102\DISK" of this CD disc,
or refer to the instruction manuals for more detail information
about "Peripheral Device Type" setting.
13.6.6 Using Text RAID Manager to Configure RAID
1. Insert the driver diskette into the floppy drive and mount it.
# mount -r /dev/fd0 /mnt
(where "/dev/fd0" refers to the floppy drive, "/mnt" is the
directory where the floppy mounted to.)
2. Use "pkgadd" to begin the installation, choose "2" to install the
Text RAID Manager for SCO OpenServer.
# pkgadd -d /mnt
The following packages are available:
1 CfgTool RAID Configuration Tool For Unixware
(i386)
2 CfgToolUx RAID Configuration Tool For SCO OpenServer
(i386)
3 sr01 RAID TARGET DRIVER
(i386) 1.11b
Select package(s) you wish to process (or 'all' to process
all packages). (Default: all) [?,??,?]:2
3. After the installation process completed, use "mkdev hd" to make
add a SCSI drive to the system.
# mkdev hd
Add a SCSI drive with corresponded host ID/LUN to the
controller setting. If the host channel ID of the controller is ID 0,
add a SCSI drive with SCSI ID 0 / LUN 0.
4. Relink the kernel after add SCSI drive to the system.
# cd /etc/conf/cf.d
# ./link_unix
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