HP LH4r HP NetRAID-4M Installation Guide - Page 55

Installing the UNIX Drivers on a Data Container, UnixWare, hpnraid, SCO UnixWare 7.x Boot NetRAID-4M

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Installing the Device Drivers s UnixWare ! Caution: Owing to limitations in UnixWare that prevent UnixWare from seeing the sub-vendor and sub-system IDs of PCI boards, in some cases the hpnraid driver may be mapped to the wrong device, mapped to a non-existent device, or a driver other than the hpnraid driver may be mapped to the board. The correct subsystem device ID for the HP NetRAID-4M is 10C2, and the correct subsystem vendor ID is 103C. SCO has published a workaround for this problem on their website, www.sco.com. We suggest that you apply this workaround when installing the hpnraid driver on UnixWare. a During the installation, when prompted for additional drivers, insert the diskette you created that contains the SCO UnixWare 7.x Boot NetRAID-4M driver into your system's diskette drive. b Continue the installation of the operating system. Installing the UNIX Drivers on a Data Container To install UNIX drivers to a data container, follow these steps: 1 Log on as root or become superuser. 2 Check to see if the hpnraid driver already exists on your system, and if it does, remove it. s Linux The Linux driver is now part of the standard open source distribution. Obtain the Linux operating system from an open source provider. For example, download the operating system from an open source web site such as www.redhat.com and follow their instructions for removing the working driver for 4-21

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Installing the Device Drivers
■
UnixWare
Caution:
Owing to limitations in UnixWare that prevent
UnixWare from seeing the sub-vendor and sub-system IDs
of PCI boards, in some cases the
hpnraid
driver
may be
mapped to the wrong device, mapped to a non-existent
device, or a driver other than the
hpnraid
driver may be
mapped to the board.
The correct subsystem device ID for the HP NetRAID-4M is
10C2, and the correct subsystem vendor ID is 103C.
SCO has published a workaround for this problem on their
website,
www.sco.com
.
We suggest that you apply this workaround when installing
the
hpnraid
driver on UnixWare.
a
During the installation, when prompted for additional
drivers, insert the diskette you created that contains the
SCO UnixWare 7.x Boot NetRAID-4M
driver into your
system
’
s diskette drive.
b
Continue the installation of the operating system.
Installing the UNIX Drivers on a Data Container
To install UNIX drivers to a data container, follow these steps:
1
Log on as
root
or become superuser.
2
Check to see if the
hpnraid
driver already exists on your
system, and if it does, remove it.
■
Linux
The Linux driver is now part of the standard open source
distribution. Obtain the Linux operating system from an open
source provider. For example, download the operating system
from an open source web site such as
www.redhat.com
and
follow their instructions for removing the working driver for
!