I remind my problem.
After physical installing of new disk my configuration tools did not
"see" it in my system.
'show dev' command in firmware indicated that new disk has SCSI #=0
In fact one from old disks has the same SCSI number and 'covered' new
disk (althought 'show dev' displayed SCSI #=6 for it).
Nothing in Unix had to be done. Just one little jumper solved the
problem (changing default SCSI # from 0 to 2).
I partitioned and mounted new disk succesfully with standard CDE
environment tools.
Thanks for all who direct me to check hardware configuration once
more.
Sincerely,
Aleksander Radwanski
LAN administrator
Ossolineum (www.oss.wroc.pl)
Poland
Received on Mon May 24 1999 - 13:37:11 NZST