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Addressing ide-tape as a scsi-tape



I forged ahead using the Cdwriting Howto as a guide and now
I have the tape drive recognised as /dev/nst0 . I would
still like to here from someone else   who has done this.

Here are the changes I made:

# Modules.conf
   # The following lines added 020324 yymmdd
  alias scd0 srmod
  alias scsi_hostadapter ide-scsi
  options ide-cd ignore=hdc
  options ide-tape ignore=hdd

# lilo.conf
# This line added below the line root=   I am address'g my
cdrom as scsi also
 append="hdc=ide-scsi hdd=ide-scsi"

# rc.local
# ide-scsi added 020324 yymmdd
  /sbin/insmod ide-scsi
#############################
I ran sbin/lilo and rebooted


jbk wrote:

> I have an Ide tape drive that I would like to
> address as a scsi drive. I have seen some sketchy
> documentation on doing this but no definitive
> Howto. Has anyone done this? From the CDwriting
> Howto I am lead to believe that I would follow a
> similar procedure.
>
> Any insite would be appreciated
>
> Jim Kelly-Rand
>
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