Before I get too swamped with replies I want to summarize
this. I found that when we powered down & unplugged the
external drive our probe-scsi command worked fine. I
guess we have a bad external drive...
Here's the original post:
>
> The probe-scsi command is hanging on one of our old sparc 10's.
> There is a single internal 1 gig drive & a single external 2
> gig drive on this system. Is this an indication that we have
> a problem with the scsi card?
I received responses from:
From: Darren Dunham
From: Dan Robb
From: Dan Sweet
From: Stuart, Reggie
Everybody suggested I do the following:
OK> setenv auto-boot? false
OK> reset
[wait...]
OK> probe-scsi
[data]
OK> setenv auto-boot? true
OK> (reset or boot)
I did the reset as suggested and found that
it made no difference. Progress came when we
removed the external drive.
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions & the quick
feedback!!!
Marty
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