Thanks Oliver,
I better should have a look at the documentation of the newest kernel I
use. To explain, I got two systems: one for "surfin'", one for experimental
things. The "surfin'"-sys is a 2.0.35, which documentation does'nt contain
that information.
I have looked at the 2.2.3-doc and found the information I was searching for
- excuse me.
Dietmar
Verloove, Olivier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you look in the devices.txt under <linux_source_tree>/Documentation,
> you'll see that SCSI disk devices 96-111 have major number 70 ... and
> 112-127 have major number 71.
> So, mknod /dev/sddx b 71 240 should create the device file for the 128th
> SCSI disk.
>
> Does it answer your question ?
>
> Olivier
> > ----------
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED][SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Saturday, 13 Mar, 1999 19:47
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Max. number of SCSI-devices again
> >
> > Hi Ramon,
> >
> > You gave me the advice to read the documentation and I did. But I can't
> > find out, how to create the e.g 96th device...
> > To be more specific, I wanted to know the maximum number of disks the
> > system will be able to serve. If the number is also 128, please tell me
> > how to create such a device, cause I can't find any information in the
> > docs.
> >
> > Thanks, Dietmar
> >
> >
