>From: "Norbert Koch" <NKoch@gmx.de>
>Date: Sun, 27 May 2001 14:28:04 +0200
>
>Having the external disk switched to address 6 strange things happen:
>NetBSD prints this:
>
>  cd0 at scsibus0 target 0 lun 0: ... <-correct
>
>  probe(asc0:1:0): max sync rate 6.25MB/s
>  sd0 at scsibus0 target 1 lun 0: <QUANTUM, LIGHTNING 730S, 241E> SCSI2
>0/direct fixed <== ?
>  sd0: 699 MB ... <- should be sd1!
>
>the above lines are repeated three times for targets 2,3,4 but _always_
>reporting the same drive!
>Then I see:
>
>  probe(asc0:5:0): max sync rate 6.25MB/s	<== this should be the address of
>the internal drive
>  asc0: SCSI bus parity error
>  asc0: STATUS_PHASE: msg 112
>  panic: asc0: invalid state: 6
>  Stopped at   _ncr53c9x_intr+0xb17:  cmpb  0x69c(r6), $4
>
>Ending in the kernel debugger.

What do you get from "SHOW SCSI" at the boot prompt?  On my 4000/60
the SCSI controller is at ID 6.  Maybe you should try the drive at ID
7 instead if you want it to be sd1.  Or hardwire the drive assignments
in your kernel config (yes, that is supported).

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