How to load CAM subsystem

2006-03-29 Thread Lee Shackelford

Good morning dear FreeBSD enthusiast,
I am trying to install a FreeBSD system for the first time.  I wish to
support a SCSI DVD-RAM.  I have found a bash program that provides a user
interface to use this device for backup, kindly posted by a programmer in
Norway.  It depends on the CAM subsystem.  I am unable to find, in the man
page for this pseudo-device-driver, the acronym to insert into the
configuration file to have it loaded into the operating system.  Any
suggestion is appreciated.  Thank you.  Yours truly, Lee Shackelford

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Re: How to load CAM subsystem

2006-03-29 Thread Tom Grove

Lee Shackelford wrote:


Good morning dear FreeBSD enthusiast,
I am trying to install a FreeBSD system for the first time.  I wish to
support a SCSI DVD-RAM.  I have found a bash program that provides a user
interface to use this device for backup, kindly posted by a programmer in
Norway.  It depends on the CAM subsystem.  I am unable to find, in the man
page for this pseudo-device-driver, the acronym to insert into the
configuration file to have it loaded into the operating system.  Any
suggestion is appreciated.  Thank you.  Yours truly, Lee Shackelford

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What version of FreeBSD are you running?  If you are running a version 
that supports kernel modules you could run kldload cam as root.  You 
could also just compile it into your kernel.


-Tom
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