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07-17-2006 01:39 AM
07-17-2006 01:39 AM
HBA
For example HPUX i can run a ioscan.
Regards,
Pat
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07-17-2006 01:47 AM
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Re: HBA
rpm -qa is used to see all installed packages.
I hba is a package name then run:
rpm -qa |grep hba
If you don't see it - it's not installed (at least not as RPM package).
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07-17-2006 01:56 AM
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Re: HBA
Also, you can consult some details via the /proc/scsi/qla*/[0-9] special files (For QLOGIC HBAs".
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07-17-2006 12:22 PM
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Re: HBA
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07-17-2006 07:43 PM
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Re: HBA
lsmod will list all the modules (drivers not built into the kernel) that are loaded up.
Might help us if you explain what HBA is...
Regards,
Andy Bruce
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07-17-2006 11:40 PM
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Re: HBA
Andrew: HBA means Host Bus Adapter - most often this acronym refers to a FibreChannel card, but technically it could mean any adapter that connects the computer's expansion bus to another type of bus.
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07-18-2006 03:04 AM
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Re: HBA
1) looking in /proc/scsi/scsi for the appropriate device instances, and
2) physical inspection of the box for a device with fiber connectors on it.