--- You wrote:
do hear a couple of quick accesses to the
drive while X is in the early stages of boot, and even very briefly and
occasionally while X is running. It seems as though, somewhere deep,
deep down inside, X knows it's there, and it's taunting me, throwing
its ghostly existence in my face at every turn! ;-)
I welcome any and all suggestions from our knowledgeable listers out
there.
- Tony
--- end of quote ---
I'm still looking for a scsi mount utility of the kind that works so well in
preX systems. The best is MtEverything which allows you to mount scanners or
drives that were turned on after boot. Surely the Unix foundation of X allows
this but no one seems to know how to do it, though it was routine in 8.x and
9.x.
I have a friend who runs a small publishing house using Macs and PCs and is
driven crazy by this kind of thing.
This doesn't answer your scsi question, though if there were such a utility for
X it might.
Rich
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