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| 6546.1 | | SSDEVO::ROLLOW | Dr. File System's Home for Wayward Inodes. | Fri Apr 04 1997 08:39 | 22 |
| Uerf(8) and scu(8) are limited to seeing the busses in the
configuration file. The uerf(8) boot listings will give
you configuration bus name, which can be translated back
to SCSI adapter:
bus xza0 The KZMSA on the DEC 7000.
bus tcds0 One of the PMAZ, PMAZB or PMAZC TURBOchannel
SCSI adapters. The PMAZ will have only one
"asc" device on it and the others will have
two. The PMAZB only supports slow SCSI while
the PMAZC supports fast SCSI. There is a
label near the connectors of the card to say
which is which.
bus tza0 The KZTSA TURBOchannel adapter.
bus aha0 The Adaptec 1740/1742
bus psiop0 The KZPAA or a built-in adapter using the
NCR 810 chip (set?)
bus pza0 The KZPSA
bus isp0 Either the KZPDA or adapters built into the
KFTIA used on the 8400/8200 systems.
bus siop0 The built-in adapter of the DEC 4000 (snake)
systems.
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| 6546.2 | Try GETSYSINFO | SUBSYS::DELEO | | Fri Apr 04 1997 08:40 | 8 |
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I don't know which version of Digital Unix your customer is running
but how about using the GETSYSINFO command. man getsysinfo for more
details (GSI_CTLR_NAME on my V4.0 system).
Good luck,
Cheryl
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| 6546.3 | Thanks! | DECWET::TRESSEL | Pat Tressel | Fri Apr 04 1997 14:35 | 12 |
| Alan --
Thanks! That should do the trick.
Cheryl --
Hmmm, that looks intriguing -- I wonder if anyone's written a program to call
getsysinfo and (for instance) print out various pieces of info selected by
(say) command line options. That could be useful in collecting basic info
for any sort of DUnix customer problem.
-- Pat
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| 6546.4 | | NABETH::alan | Dr. File System's Home for Wayward Inodes. | Fri Apr 04 1997 18:28 | 8 |
| I've got one somewhere. Even has a GUI version. At one
point we were going to turn it into a general purpose
program launcher for device configuration programs. It
uses a configuration file to associate device names with
configuration programs.
When I get a spare moment, I'll see if I have a version
in a semi-public place.
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| 6546.5 | | NABETH::alan | Dr. File System's Home for Wayward Inodes. | Fri Apr 04 1997 22:57 | 9 |
| The program, such as it is, is in:
nabeth.cxo.dec.com:Z/dxsubsys.tar.Z
It compiles on Digital UNIX V4.0B and DEC OSF/1 V1.3. It
didn't run well on V1.3, but I think it is blocked trying
to open a device during the device scan. It doesn't handle
the newest naming of SCSI devices, but does show the basic
device structure. The "Show Organization" is very old...
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