Mostapha Bentaleb a écrit :
>
> Hi all
>
> On a 4.0f , i realized that i'm unable to identify
> the scsi board. No useful line on /var/log/messages
> On a TU 5.0 one can do a 'hwmgr get attribute | more'
> but i have no idea how to get the same info without
> 'hwmgr ' on 4.0f.
>
> Any idea ?
thanks to Uwe Lienig , alan_at_nabeth.cxo.dec.com and the prolific
Dr. Thomas P. Blinn
it appears that under 4.0 it's rather difficult to get such info
if it's not in boot messages.
reprinted here is a good summary about scsi board and their
driver by alan
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If the information isn't printed directly by the boot
messages, then the driver will be (at a minimum). From
the driver being used you can derive what possible
sorts of adapters it can be. Sometimes there's a simple
one to one correspondence. Other times addition bits
of information will offer a clue.
Many recent systems will log FRU data as part of the set
of boot messages. I believe FRU in this case stands for
Field Replacable Unit which would identify the type of
board. DECevent should be able to interpret FRU data.
With hints I could probably tell you want kind it is from
the messages file listing. The common types:
xza - KZMSA (2 channel XMI SCSI adapter)
tcds - PMAZ, PMAZB, PMAZC (1/2 channel TURBOchannel
SCSI adapter)
tza - KZTSA (TURBOchannel Fast/Wide/Differential)
aha - Adaptec 1740 or 1742.
psiop - KZPAA or other NCR 810 based adapter
pza - KZPSA (Fast/Wide/Differential)
isp - KZPDA, KZPBA, KZPCM, KFTIA (Q-logic based)
siop - Adapter unique to the DEC 4000
For the Q-logic family, the chip type is printed in the
message. Adapters using the 1020 are the KZPDA, KZPCM
and KFTIA. The KZPCM is a combination SCSI/Ethernet.
The KFTIA is one of the I/O adapters available on the
DEC 8200/8400, GS60E or GS140. The KZPDA is the basic
Fast/Wide/Single-ended adapter. The KZPBA uses the
Q-logic 1040.
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Mostapha Bentaleb
Received on Thu May 10 2001 - 09:32:52 NZST