Re: [Networker] LTO tape drives on Linux
2008-10-02 15:26:04
On 9/30/08 2:09 PM, George Sinclair wrote:
Francis Swasey wrote:
I am using the QLogic drivers (on Red Hat EL/AS 4) downloaded from
the QLogic site that are appropriate for my QLogic cards. I'm using
IBM LTO4's in a Qualstar XLS library. Yes, I had to modify the
stinit.def file to include LTO4 and I have to modify the
/etc/init.d/networker script (or write one of my own that runs ahead
of it) so the stinit command is run before networker starts
controlling the drive.
Wouldn't putting something like:
post-install st /sbin/stinit
in the /etc/modules.conf file solve that problem? Assuming you have a
'/etc/stinit.def' file in place, I would think it would run stinit
against it before NW is started. That's how we do it, anyway. I have
that line listed last in modules.conf with no special entries in the
NW startup script itself. Also, the startup numbers for the NW scripts
were kept as installed:
I was not aware of that option. If Red Hat's modules.conf file can do
it -- all the more better. Yes, I have the proper /etc/stinit.def in
place. The modification was just to run /sbin/stinit as the first
instruction in the start() routine of the /etc/init.d/networker script
-- So, this should work just fine. I'll have to test it though...
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