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SCSI – Adding and Removing Disk, Without Reboot..

Adventures With Linux ™ Posted on December 23, 2017 by RGDecember 23, 2017

Many aeons ago, I used to have SCSI disks on my ancient Linux systems, but the only SCSI device I attached nowadays was the LTO Tape drive, for full system backups, very occasionally..   Now, I have the HP RX2600 IA64 system, with nothing but U320 SCSI LVD disks, and needed to find a way of attaching one … Continue reading →

Posted in hardware, Linux, Opinion, SCSI | Tagged attach, detach, fedora, linux, lvd disk, no reboot, scsi | Leave a reply

Shades of Transylvania

Adventures With Linux ™ Posted on April 8, 2012 by RGApril 8, 2012

After successfully installing the Adaptec SCSI 320 card (and running out of PCI-E slots..) and connecting the ‘new’ HP LTO-3 tape drive, I have been enjoying the deja-vu feeling of using SCSI again, after many years…       I remember the pre-USB and pre-Firewire days, when CD-drives and scanners (and expensive disks) were all connected using SCSI… Printers – … Continue reading →

Posted in Bacula, LTO, SCSI | Tagged amanda, bacula, configuration, lto, problems, solutions, tape backup, tar | Leave a reply
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