I am setting up a Storedge Multipack and upon booting(stop + a) I did a probe-scsi all.
Is there any way of viewing this output one page at a time?....it scrolls by too fast and I cannot get all the info.
Also it lists the drives here, but after logging in format does not show them.
How do I format them after booting and add them to my system so I can use the format command to re-partition and set up volumes?
I know I can reinstall but would rather not.
Thanks.
Look at the man page for devfsadm. Boot -r would be the typical response, but no need to recreate all device files.
Cheers,
Keith
Thanks...Ill give it a try..
Try "man command | more"
devfsadm worked great...thanks.
As before:
For the Boot Prom..(at startup...after doing stop +a)......."Is there any way of viewing this output one page at a time?....it scrolls by too fast and I cannot get all the info."
Sorry I didn't catch the boot prom part when I read the original thread.
If you're seeing the boot prom from a console server, see if your console server lets you set a buffer length and look back through it. Or maybe the program you use to access the console server can save everything that goes through your window to a log file.
And Control-S and Control-Q (stop and start flow) can be used but may still be hard to view everything.