On Tue, 27 Aug 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hard drive work on. I know that the server has an available 33 gig scsi
> drive on it, but I'm not sure how linux saw the drive. Unfortunately due
If you're running procfs, you can "cat /proc/scsi/scsi" to see a list of
scsi devices.
> 2. When the drive is detected and I partition it, is there a way to get
> linux to see the partitions w/o a reboot?
You don't have to reboot if the partition table is not part of an active
drive. In fact, under those circumstances, you don't even need to be in
single-user mode. If this scsi drive is currently unused, just run
fdisk/cfdisk/whatever, partition, format, and mount.
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