Dosen't the CDROM have 6 ?

Try 5 instead ore make a file under /kernel/drv/glm.conf and set the scsi initiator id
there instead.
Another way to do this is to make a file in NWRAM with nvedit that sets the scsi id.

Patrik

David wrote:

> I want to setup a VCS environment using 2 E450 and 1 D1000. I have configured
> one machine's scsi-initiator-id to 7 and the other to 6 using 'setenv scsc-initiator-id
> 6', and the SCSI card is in corrent PCI slot. Each machine can be brought
> up seperately, but while I connect them together, two machine will hang just
> print some warning message like 'invalid reselection' during system boot.
> Does anyone know if anything else must be changed? Thanks a lot.

Those are correct ways. However, you have to make sure the D1000 itself doesn't
have ID conflicting with the host controller. If you change /kernel/drv/glm.conf,
I think it wouldn't confict with CDROM ID, would it?

Patrik Linder wrote:
>Dosen't the CDROM have 6 ?
>
>Try 5 instead ore make a file under /kernel/drv/glm.conf and set the scsi
initiator
>id
>there instead.
>Another way to do this is to make a file in NWRAM with nvedit that sets
the scsi id.
>
>Patrik
>
>David wrote:
>
>> I want to setup a VCS environment using 2 E450 and 1 D1000. I have configured
>> one machine's scsi-initiator-id to 7 and the other to 6 using 'setenv
scsc-initiator-id
>> 6', and the SCSI card is in corrent PCI slot. Each machine can be brought
>> up seperately, but while I connect them together, two machine will hang
just
>> print some warning message like 'invalid reselection' during system boot.
>> Does anyone know if anything else must be changed? Thanks a lot.
>