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Why I am having problems with my real scsi devices after I installed scsi-emulation?

April 26, 2017Devices installed problems SCSI

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Why I am having problems with my real scsi devices after I installed scsi-emulation?

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There should be no problem with real scsi devices – scsi emulation is just adding another virtual scsi-controller to your system. So you might have now several controllers and perhaps some device numbering is no longer correct. I have also heard of cases where the previous scsi-controller module no longer gets loaded automatically at startup. In this case just load the module manually by putting this line into /etc/rc.d/rc.

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There should be no problem with real scsi devices – scsi emulation is just adding another virtual scsi-controller to your system. So you might have now several controllers and perhaps some device numbering is no longer correct. I have also heard of cases where the previous scsi-controller module no longer gets loaded automatically at startup.