In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> How can I access more than 16 harddisks?
Create the Device File with:
cd /dev ; MAKEDEV sdq
-or-
cd /dev ; mknod sdq b 65 0
mknod sdq1 b 65 1
...
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Daljeet writes:
> In the '/dev' tree, the device file entries for SCSI harddisks ranges from
> '/dev/sda' to '/dev/sdp'. If I attach 17 scsi harddisks to a system, the
> 17th harddisk is shown as '/dev/sdq' in '/proc/partitions' but there is no
> entry in the '/dev' tree. If I try to access '/dev
Hi,
I do not know whether I should ask this question on this mailing list, but
it definitely has to do either with the kernel confiuration or kernel
support.
In the '/dev' tree, the device file entries for SCSI harddisks ranges from
'/dev/sda' to '/dev/sdp'. If I attach 17 scsi harddisks to a sy
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