Hello Hans
> Thanks Maico, that Host ID was the trick!
> With Novaxis I can change the Host ID by pressing DEL during the selftest
of
> the SCSI-controller. It was ID 4, changed it to 7, then 5 and finally on
ID6
> I could write again to the harddisk to all its partitions.
You are welcome!
> But that raises a new question: How do I change the rights to the
SCSI-ID's
> without destroing the data.
As far as I know it is not possible. You have to set it with the fdisk
program. And at the end initialize the partitions. Thus all data is
destroyed...
What size is the harddisk anyway? Which fdisk is being used last time?
What might do the trick is initializing one partition at a time. The old
fdisk could do this, but was only capable of making maximum 6 partitions and
giving these access rights.
You could then copy one partition to another, clear the partition with fdisk
and ofcourse make it again with access right for host-id 7.
And: why bother to change the access rights. You know now that you have to
use host-id 6 to be able to use this harddisk.
Greetings
Maico Arts
MSX-NBNO
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