*********************************************************** * Infortrend RAID Controllers * * In-band SCSI Drivers and Utilities for SCO OpenServer 5 * *********************************************************** Version: V1.18E Release Date: june 6, 1999 Dear Infortrend customer, In this directory: \3102\RAIDUTILS\UNIXWARE IAAJ118E IAAJ118E.Z - Drivers and utilities diskette image for SCO OpenServer 5.0.x and SCO UnixWare 2.1.x /UnixWare 7 Supported Operating Systems --------------------------- This Drivers and Utilities diskette can be applied to the following operating systems: SCO OpenServer 5.0.0 SCO OpenServer 5.0.2 SCO OpenServer 5.0.4 SCO OpenServer 5.0.5 SCO UnixWare 2.1.x/SCO UnixWare 7------ Please refer to "\3102\RaidUtils\Unixware\README.TXT" Compatible RAID Controllers --------------------------- This driver and utilities can be applies to the following Infortrend RAID controllers: IFT-3102UA/IFT-3102UB series IFT-3102UG/IFT-3102UGN series IFT-3101UG series IFT-3101U2G series IFT-3102U2G series How to Make the Installation Diskette from the Disk Image File -------------------------------------------------------------- You may find some of the files in this directory have the same filename but with different filename extension. They are the same disk image but one of them is compressed for easy file transferring: 1) With no filename extension: This is the disk image made of unix "dd" command. To restore this disk image onto a floppy diskette, use "dd" command: # dd if=filename of=/dev/fd0 bs=1440k (where "filename" is the filename of the uncompressed disk image, "/dev/fd0" refers to the device name of the floppy drive.) 2) With filename extension ".Z": This is the disk image made of unix "dd" command, then compressed by unix "compress" command. To uncompress the compressed file, use the unix "uncompress" command: # uncompress filename.Z (where "filename.Z" is the filename of the compressed disk image. After the file has been uncompressed, the filename extension will be removed. The "filename.Z" will become "filename".) The compressed file - "filename.Z" will become uncompressed - "filename". To restore this disk image onto a floppy diskette, use "dd" command: # dd if=filename of=/dev/fd0 bs=1440k (where "filename" is the filename of the uncompressed disk image, "/dev/fd0" refers to the device name of the floppy drive.) The disk image files require a floppy drive equipped unix system to restore to a floppy diskette. Some unix systems might not have the CD-ROM drive, we provide both compressed and uncompressed disk image files for easy file transfer between two systems. Lable the Installation Diskette(s) ---------------------------------- 1. Plese refer to "How to Make the Installation Diskette from the Disk Image File" section above to create the floppy diskettes for installation. 2. Please lable the diskette made of "IAAJ118E" as: +--------------------------------------+ | Infortrend RAID Controllers | | | | In-band SCSI Drivers and Utilities | | for SCO OpenServer 5 and | | SCO UnixWare 2.1.x/UnixWare 7 | | | | Version 1.18E | | (Code:IAAJ118E) | +--------------------------------------+ Install the In-band SCSI Driver in SCO OpenServer 5 --------------------------------------------------- 1. Boot the SCO OpenServer 5. Insert the driver diskette into the floppy drive and mount it. # mount -r /dev/fd0 /mnt where "/dev/fd0" refers to the floppy drive, "/mnt" is the directory where the floppy mounted to. 2. Use "btldinstall" to install from the floppy diskette, and enter "dasc" as the package name to install. # btldinstall /mnt The following packages are on this disk: NAME DESCRIPTION dasc Infortrend RAID IN-BAND SCSI Driver for SCO OpenServer 5,0,x / v 1.11e Please enter the names of hte packages you wish to install, or q to quit: dasc 3. After the installation process completed, use "mkdev hd" to make add a SCSI drive to the system. # mkdev hd Add a SCSI drive with corresponded host ID/LUN to the controller setting. If the host channel ID of the controller is ID 0, add a SCSI drive with SCSI ID 0 / LUN 0. 4. After the installation completed, it is a must to re-link the kernel. # cd /etc/conf/cf.d # link_unix Before Using In-band SCSI Text RAID Manager ------------------------------------------- * In order to let the In-band SCSI utilities (Text RAID Manager or GUI RAID Manager) communicate with the RAID controller correctly, it is a must to set the corresponded Peripheral Device Type if there is no logical drive map to the host channel SCSI ID/LUN. * Please refer to the README.TXT in "\3102\RAIDUTILS" of this CD disc, or refer to the Instruction Manual for more detail information about "Peripheral Device Type" setting. Using Text RAID Manager to Configure RAID ----------------------------------------- 1. Insert the driver diskette into the floppy drive and mount it. # mount -r /dev/fd0 /mnt where "/dev/fd0" refers to the floppy drive, "/mnt" is the directory where the floppy mounted to. 2. Use "pkgadd" to begin the installation, choose "2" to install the Text RAID Manager for SCO OpenServer. # pkgadd -d /mnt The following packages are available: 1 CfgTool RAID Configuration Tool For Unixware (i386) 2 CfgToolUx RAID Configuration Tool For SCO OpenServer (i386) 3 sr01 RAID TARGET DRIVER for UW 2.x (i386) 1.20c 4 sr02 RAID TARGET DRIVER for UW 7 (i386) 1.20c Select package(s) you wish to process(or 'all' to process all packages). (Default: all) [?,??,?]:2 3. After the installation process completed, use "mkdev hd" to make add a SCSI drive to the system. # mkdev hd Add a SCSI drive with corresponded host ID/LUN to the controller setting. If the host channel ID of the controller is ID 0, add a SCSI drive with SCSI ID 0 / LUN 0. 4. Relink the kernel after add SCSI drive to the system. # cd /etc/conf/cf.d # ./link_unix 5. Reboot the system. 6. Run the Text RAID Manager for SCO in "/usr/lib": # cd /usr/lib # ./raidman Please follow the Instruction manual for the detail operation of the Terminal Emulation or the Text RAID Manager. ******************* Product/Update Information ******************* For more information about Infortrend and our RAID controller products, please visit our web site: http://www.infortrend.com.tw or http://www.infortrend.com To download the latest firmware and drivers/utilities, please visit our ftp site: ftp://ftp.infortrend.com.tw or ftp://ftp.infortrend.com ******************** Support Information ************************ If you have any technical questions regarding to your RAID system, please contact your RAID system supplier first, they will provide the latest information and sincere support. ******************** Suggestions? 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