Change / Show Characteristics of a SCSI Adapter
Type or select values in entry fields.
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.
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| [Entry | Fields] |
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SCSI Adapter |
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| scsi0 |
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Description |
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| SCSI I/O Controller | ||
Status |
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| Available |
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Location |
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Adapter card SCSI ID |
| [6] |
| +# | |
BATTERY backed adapter |
| no |
| + | |
DMA bus memory LENGTH |
| [0x202000] | + | ||
Enable TARGET MODE interface |
| no |
| + | |
Target Mode interface enabled |
| no |
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| |
PERCENTAGE of bus memory DMA area |
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for target mode |
| [50] |
| +# | |
Name of adapter code download file | /etc/microcode/8d> | ||||
Apply change to DATABASE only |
| yes |
| + | |
F1=Help | F2=Refresh | F3=Cancel | F4=List |
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F5=Reset | F6=Command | F7=Edit |
| F8=Image |
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F9=Shell | F10=Exit | Enter=Do |
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4. Reboot the machine to bring the change into effect.
The same task can be executed from the command line by entering:
# chdev -l scsi1 -a id=6 -P
Also with this method, a reboot is required to bring the change into effect.
The procedure to change the ID of an
