From: O'Brien, Pat (pobrien@mitidata.com)
Date: Sat Jun 22 2002 - 12:49:25 EDT
The fast saturday solution came from Mervyn Weis.
"In the "cam" subsystem in /etc/sysconfigtab (you may not have any entries
there), there
is an entry for V5.x that can be used to turn on the display of disk names
at boot time:
cam:
cam_bootmsgs = 1
If you turn this on, you should be able to see whether your disk is getting
identified
at all at boot time."
> Subject: auto display scsi devices on boot
>
> I remember reading something in the last few weeks where
> there is a variable
> in either rc.config of sysconfigtab which will force the scsi
> devices being
> displayed instead of just the lists of host bus adapter
> during boot into
> single user mode. I dunno if I can find that param now when
> I really need
> it. Anyone recall this trivia?
>
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