Is there a way in 2.4 to address more than 128 scsi discs ?
[-] Steve Mickeler [ [email protected] ]
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Do you have something that patches clean against 2.4.19-vanilla ?
On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Pete Zaitcev wrote:
> > Is there a way in 2.4 to address more than 128 scsi discs ?
>
> Official major allocation allows 256. You can take a patch from
> a fresh Red Hat to do it.
>
> Also, you can use devfs or a combo of Kurt's scsi-many and scsidev.
>
> -- Pete
>
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> Is there a way in 2.4 to address more than 128 scsi discs ?
Official major allocation allows 256. You can take a patch from
a fresh Red Hat to do it.
Also, you can use devfs or a combo of Kurt's scsi-many and scsidev.
-- Pete
In my attempt to patch 2.4.19 with Kurt Garloff's sd_many patch that was
originally done for 2.4.19-rc3 and having the kernel fail to compile after
doing so, is there any other route I can take to get 2.4.19-vanilla to
allocate more than 128 scsi devices ?
Thanks.
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