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Re: [SLE] no escape from Gates?
  • From: Togan Muftuoglu <toganm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2002 14:43:54 +0200
  • Message-id: <20021217124354.GC3263@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
* Damon Register; <damon.w.register@xxxxxxxx> on 16 Dec, 2002 wrote:
I can not test every document that comes as sometimes the topic is not
I would not expect that and I hope my post didn't seem that way.

broken and here is the new location. Telling the link is broken does not
help since I am not going to search where the link is now as per the
I printed the FAQ and am marking it as I progress. I would like to submit to you or Keith for approval when I am finished with
getting it to work

OK send the final to me or place it as patch to the project at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/susefaq
like "set permission on /dev/sg0". I want to be able to say to
anyone what steps to take to find what is the case for his/her
system and then say how to apply that information. It seems that the SCSI controller permission has to be set but how do I know what
is the SCSI device? or in general, what is the device for any kind
of controller? What would be the steps I do to find the relationship
between pieces of hardware and their place in the /dev tree? I believe this is very important in making the FAQ much more universal.
I see that YaST can provide a really nice list of hardware with
lots of information about the hardware but as far as I can see
it doesn't tell me that my Adaptec AHA2940 SCSI card is /dev/sg0.


Now as far as I know the order is based on which module is loaded first
and not only limiting the module but also the hardware addressing. Now
with your case AHA2940 is a SCSI card and it can not be /dev/sgX where X
is a number. On the otherhand devices you attach to this scsi card will
be assigned to respective /dev/sgX based on the above hardware
addressing resource usage etc.

I know this is not the full answer but should give you a starting point.

What I do with scanners and cdwriters is I chown them to root.disk and I
add the user in to this group group disk has read wrire permission to
the device

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Togan Muftuoglu
Unofficial SuSE FAQ Maintainer
http://dinamizm.ath.cx



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