Using scsi devices – Dell PowerEdge 4400 User Manual
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4. At the Driver Options menu, highlight Configure disk and storage device drivers and press
5. At the Additional Driver Actions menu, highlight Load an additional driver and press
The software scans the system to determine what drivers are already installed.
6. When the Select a driver menu appears, insert the NetWare 5.0 SCSI driver diskette into the diskette drive and press
unlisted driver.
7. Read the instructions on the screen and press
8. At the Select a driver to install menu, highlight a desired driver and press
9. When you are prompted to confirm, highlight Yes and press
10. To accept the default server boot path that is displayed, press
The software copies the driver to the selected location.
11. At the Driver xxx Parameter Actions screen, highlight Select/Modify driver parameters and press
12. At the driver parameters screen, type 1 for the integrated SCSI adapter or enter the slot number of the SCSI adapter card.
13. Press
14. At the Driver xxx Parameter Actions screen, highlight Save parameter and load driver and press
15. At the NetWare Configuration screen, confirm that the new driver has been added to the list that is displayed.
16. Repeat steps 3 through 15 for any additional drivers you want to install.
17. Press
If you need additional assistance, see "
Using SCSI Devices
The subsections that follow provide procedures and tips on the following topics:
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Formatting media
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Using removable media
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Verifying status
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Using drives that are tested and approved for NetWare
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Using the NetWare tape backup utility
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Setting up a CD-ROM drive with NetWare 4.2
Formatting Media
NetWare's nwconfig.nlm program lets you optionally format a hard-disk drive for use with NetWare. If you are using SCSI drives, the program
allows you to low-level format several SCSI drives simultaneously. The NetWare format procedure is not the same as using fdisk or format under
DOS.
NOTICE: You should not use NetWare to format a hard-disk drive that contains partitions for other operating systems because that
information may be destroyed.
Using Removable Media
The adpu160.ham driver module fully supports removable-media disk drives, including magneto-optical drives. Removable media is treated as a
standard SCSI hard-disk drive, with some exceptions:
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The driver only recognizes and registers media with 512 bytes per sector.
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NetWare allows you to mount or dismount the media and lock or unlock the media.
These removable media options are supported by NetWare's monitor.nlm program.
To set up the removable media, perform the following steps:
NOTE: The integrated SCSI adapter is always assigned to slot 1. If an adapter card is installed in slot 1, you
must specify it as being in slot 2. An adapter card installed in slot 2 or a higher numbered slot is assigned its
true physical slot number.