Re: Help - SCSI host number vs. Dell servers
From: Dave Platt (dplatt_at_radagast.org)
Date: 09/18/04
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Date: Sat, 18 Sep 2004 00:00:26 -0000
>We created a Linux SCSI low-level driver. By using /proc/scsi/scsi or
>/proc/partitions or /dev/scsi, I can see our driver takes host2 on Dell 1750
>server even thought host1 doesn't seem being used, and host1 on Dell 1850.
>Why the same low-level driver take host2 on 1750 but host1 on 1850?
Are you by any chance loading (or including in the kernel) the
"ide-scsi" module, when you load on the 1750? This module creates a
driver, and registers a host adapter, which provides a SCSI-style
interface for ATAPI CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives.
>I don't think the low-level driver can control which host# to take, but the
>Linux SCSI sub-system does that when scan the host/bus/target/lun, correct?
Correct. What else shows up in /proc/scsi on the 1750?
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