Now...
I didn't enable multiple scsi luns since I was told you should be able to override it with lilo/grub on append line "max_scsi_luns=..."
or as an option in /etc/modules.conf options scsi_mod max_scsi_luns=...
Now, please tell me does it work for you ...
If not... I'll have to reconsider switching it on by default...
Could you explain that a wee bit better. I'm generally not that good at that kind of stuff (hence why I asked if you could pop it on as default) But if you tell me what to do I'd be more than happy to try.
I will, the build option to enable multiple scsi lun only changes the default value of max_scsi_luns in the linux scsi driver (i.e. sets it to 255).
if scsi driver is modular as is default in mandrake linux the value of max_scsi_luns can be set without rebuilding the kernel by adding to /etc/modules.conf:
options scsi_mod max_scsi_luns=...
(where ... is a saner value than 255) and eventually rebuilding initrd if you boot from scsi
if you have a customized kernel with scsi support hardcoded you can change the behaviour by appending "max_scsi_luns=..." on the grub or lilo command line.
L.
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