david robert wrote:
really thanks for your help.I can remove and install the scsi card in other
slot after that i will reboot the machine then it should detect my scsi card am
i correct or i need to do anything once rebooted.If i want to install or rescan
the scsi devices in my machine what command or how do i do that.
Yes, the card should be automatically recognized when you put it into
another slot.
Attachting and detaching SCSI devices is being done via the /proc
filesystem, like
echo "scsi add-single-device 0 0 5 0" > /proc/scsi/scsi
. Google for it, you should be finding quite a number of results. That
may have changed with kernel 2.6.16, dunno.
Wheather you can hotplug SCSI devices by attaching/detaching them like
that somewhat depends on the devices. You'll have to find out if it
works in your particular application.
First, fix your SCSI problem :)
GH
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