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If the host adapter is
NOT
intended to be bootable, these instructions will guide you
through changing the current software settings for UnixWare to establish the INI-9XXX
as a non-bootable host adapter for your device:
At the system command prompt, type
/etc/conf/bin/idbuild -M i910u <ENTER>
cd / <ENTER>
shutdown -g0
( 0 is Zero )
<ENTER>
Y <ENTER>
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Exit the UnixWare program and reboot your system to initialize the new device driver
to control INI-9XXX.
Using Multiple Host Adapters
UnixWare is capable of supporting up to eight SCSI busses. If you choose to use multiple
host adapters in your system, verify that each host adapter shared interrupt level is set to
IRQ10. Please refer to your system documentation to set the interrupt levels.
Space for each host adapter in the system is configured and allocated by a separate line in
the file
/ETC/CONF/SDEVICE.D/I910U
.
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Verify that
Y
is selected in the second field at the line starting at
I910u
in the file
/ETC/
CONF/SDEVICE.D/I910U
for each INI-9XXX in the system.
UnixWare will automatically rebuild the kernel when an additional INI-9XXX is detected.
Removing the Initio driver from a UnixWare system
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Once a UnixWare session is established and a command prompt is ready, type (recall that UnixWare
is case sensitive):
Type:
/etc/conf/bin/idinstall -d i910u <ENTER>
to delete the following files:
/etc/conf/mdevice.d/i910u
/etc/conf/sdevice.d/i910u
/etc/conf/pack.d/i910u/driver.o
/etc/conf/pack.d/i910u/space.c
/etc/conf/pack.d/i910u/disk.cfg
/etc/conf/pack.d/i910u/disk.cfg
SCO UnixWare Driver Installation
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