Wangtek 5150ES/Adaptec 1542B and ISC 2.2

Kevin L. McBride klm at gozer.UUCP
Sun Mar 10 16:19:55 AEST 1991


In article <stritzi.667759635 at ss5> stritzi at ss5 (Peer Stritzinger) writes:
>I have problems installing my Wangtek SCSI Tape under Interactive Unix 2.2.
>
>The Tape works all right with SCO UNIX 3.2.2 and the supplied Sytos DOS
>Software.
>
>ISC reports "2 SCSI DRIVES FOUND" during power-up. There is only one SCSI-
>harddisk connected to the Adaptec 1542. Changing the SCSI-ID of the tape
>doesn't have any effect.

OK.  When you have 1 scsi hard disk and 1 scsi tape connected to the
host adapter, the kernel SHOULD report 2 scsi drives found.  This is
perfectly OK.

>Can anybody help me?

Doesn't sound like you need much.  Go into kconfig and check the
configuration of the high performance disk driver.  Make sure that the
tape is configured.  If it isn't, select the proper tape drive,
rebuild the kernel and reboot.

I have pretty much the same setup;  ISC 2.2, Adaptec 1542, CDC Wren
1.2GB scsi hard drive, Wangtek 5150ES tape.  Works like a champ.

I'd even be willing to bet that my configuration is stranger than most
because my Adaptec is my secondary controller.  I have a Western
Digital WD1007 ESDI as my primary.  I have root, swap, and /usr on a
380MB Micropolis ESDI drive. All of my real work, usenet spool area,
and X source code is on the SCSI drive.

No, I still don't have enough disk space.  (1/2 :-)

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