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SCSI card problem

 
Marcelo Celleri
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SCSI card problem

I entered to the Multi Initiator Configuration and made some changes, in the SCSI card that I cannot remember, because I had a lot of problems with the reinstall of Linux 8.0, before those changes I had one drive but now I have seven ...I don't know how to restore the initial values in the SCSI card now...it's a Compaq Ultra 3 Dual Channel... cold you please help me ?? and if you can tell me how to restore the server to it's defaults factory values it would be better
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Martin Breidenbach
Honored Contributor

Re: SCSI card problem

Boot the SmartStart CD. It contains the System Erase Utility which will reset your server to factory default settings (including erase all connected drives).

7 drives... I've seen that happen when the SCSI address of controller and drive are the same.
Martin Breidenbach
Honored Contributor

Re: SCSI card problem

Boot the SmartStart CD. It contains the System Erase Utility which will reset your server to factory default settings (including erase all connected drives).

7 drives... I've seen that happen when the SCSI address of controller and drive are the same.
Martin Breidenbach
Honored Contributor

Re: SCSI card problem

Boot the SmartStart CD. It contains the System Erase Utility which will reset your server to factory default settings (including erase all connected drives).

7 drives... I've seen that happen when the SCSI address of controller and drive are the same.
Martin Breidenbach
Honored Contributor

Re: SCSI card problem

Boot the SmartStart CD. It contains the System Erase Utility which will reset your server to factory default settings (including erase all connected drives).

7 drives... I've seen that happen when the SCSI address of controller and drive are the same.
Marcelo Celleri
Occasional Contributor

Re: SCSI card problem

to make it short ...I have this at boot time...


SLOT PORT ID LUN VENDOR PRODUCT SYNC Bus #HD
00 1 1 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8 Hard Disk 0
00 1 2 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8 Hard Disk 1
00 1 3 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8 Hard Disk 2
00 1 4 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8 Hard Disk 3
00 1 5 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8 Hard Disk 4
00 1 6 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8 Hard Disk 5
00 1 7 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8 Hard Disk 6
00 1 8 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8 Hard Disk 7
00 1 9 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8
00 1 10 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8
00 1 11 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8
00 1 12 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8
00 1 13 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8
00 1 14 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8
00 1 15 0 COMPAQ bd01874554 ASYNC 8

how can I make disappear all the hard drives from 1 to 7 ?? I had only one hard drive installed...I don't understand..
Martin Breidenbach
Honored Contributor

Re: SCSI card problem

Check the controller settings. Somewhere there the SCSI ID of the controller can be changed. It should be 7. I believe it is set to the same SCSI address as the hard drive.

(hope this time the message gets properly posted and not 4 times :)
Marcelo Celleri
Occasional Contributor

Re: SCSI card problem

thanks a lot !! I resolved my problem...