Title: Message
sorry
my mistake should have read /proc/scsi/sbp2/1
-PK
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Behalf Of Spanke, AlexanderSent: Friday, September 06, 2002
6:44 PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: RE: FireWi
]Subject: RE: FireWire
disk
Hi,
The
module used for my purpose is sbp2
cat
/proc/sbp2/1 gives "driver does not support proc_fs"
/var/log/messages do give this information... but parsing that in my C
code is hell of a job.. sure there must be a better way.
e-From:
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disk
Hi,
look
at the boot Log-File or the /proc Filesystem.
Alex
-Origi
Title: Nachricht
Hi,
look
at the boot Log-File or the /proc Filesystem.
Alex
-Original Message-From: Pranay Kumar
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AMTo: 'Redhat List'Subject: FireWire
disk
Hi
all,
I use external
Title: Message
Hi
all,
I use external FW
hdd in my program. When I plug it into the system, it is auto detected and
appears as a scsi disk. So far good. Now the problem is the mapped scsi depends
on the already present scsi disks on the system and could be sda sdb sdc etc.
How can I find
