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[ILUG] SCSI

[ILUG] SCSI

Wynne, Conor Conor.Wynne at compaq.com
Mon Jul 23 16:06:04 IST 2001


Does it have a hot-plug drive cage? Just because its on a raid chipset, does
not mean the drives are hot-plug. Be carefull. 

CW

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Kilmartin [mailto:mrk at renre-europe.com]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 12:37 PM
To: ilug at linux.ie
Subject: [ILUG] SCSI


Does anybody have any experience of adding/removing a SCSI drive to a
system without rebooting.

This is a system with a RAID controller in it.
So it does support adding drives.

But how do I get Linux to see the drive.

I have found that you can use
echo "scsi add-single-device host channel ID LUN " > /proc/scsi/scsi

The biggest problem I have with this is I'm not sure of the info I need
to put in for host channel ID LUN.

The RAID card I'm using is a PERC QC card as shipped from DELL.

Please note I'm not trying to add a drive to an existing RAID setup.
But an extra drive under Linux.

A second related question can anybody tell me if it is possible to get
Linux to reconise that a Drive has grown in size so there is now space
at the end of a drive.(i.e. if I add an extra drive to a RAID array)

Thanks in Advance for any help.

MArk





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