Ok. I did some poking around in the various kernel
sites and came across the solution. For the benefit of anyone
else who runs into similar problems with the Seagate STT20000A,
after adding in support for ide-scsi emulation you have to put an
append= line into lilo with "hdX=ide-scsi" (the X being whatever
letter your tape drive is at). My problem was that I had "hdd=scsi"
so the kernel was trying to treat it like a true scsi drive. The seagate
was having NONE of THAT thank you very much. So it looks like
everything will work just fine.
On Wednesday 20 June 2001 04:42 pm, you wrote:
> >How would one obtain the CDB? The kernel message that I
> >included in my message was all that was printed....
>
> You're asking the wrong people. You have to talk to the kernel folks.
> It's their message, they're the ones that built the CDB (request) and
> issued it.
>
> >Aaron Smith
>
> John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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