It does find the disk from the PROM probe. But not the NetBSD probe.

--Wes

On Sunday, February 11, 2001, at 01:13 PM, Matthew Jacob wrote:

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> > I have successfully net booted my Ultra1. The hardware probe does =
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> > to recognize the internal scsi disk however. I don't see where the =
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> > controller is being probed either.=20
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> > 1. I have inherited this box and not really sure exactly what it is. =
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> > says Ultra1 creator on the front but how do I tell what it has for=20=

> > hardware? I went to Sun's site and didn't see very much beyond the =
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> > hardware listed for an Ultra1. How do I tell what scsi controllers =
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> > using? I see that there are a couple of scsi controllers that are =
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> > 2. If I do have one of the unsupported controllers then what would =
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> > 3. Also it has some kind of external scsi box connected to it that =
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> > four scsi disks. Looks neat but can NetBSD use this thing?=20
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> > Thanks in advance for any help.=20
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> Support for esp/fas is just being shaken out- that's the internal =
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> Another card we support is the SBus isp card, but is broken at the=20
> moment for sparc64. I'll be fixing it soon.=20
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