>
> On Mon, 1 Dec 2003, Antonio Carlini wrote:
>
> > > gives out the adress fopr the SDI-Controller, if I type in
> > > KLESI, KFQSA and KDA50. I installed the controller directly
> > > behind the KFQSA-Board with the address given by config.
> >
> > It's been a while now but I'm pretty sure that the KFQSA
> > pretends to be an MSCP device for each disk it has been
> > configured to recognise. So if you have configured your
> > KFQSA for two disks, it behaves as two KDA50s. The
> > exact addresses of these depend on how the KFQSA was
> > configured.
> Yes, a KFQSA controller creates up to three MSCP controllers;
> one for each device connected (in my VAX 4705A, which only HAS
> three drives.. it may support the full 7 drives..)
>
> So, if you have a KDA50 as well, that could create up to 4
> of em. Make sure the one you want to *boot* from is the one
> at the MSCP default (17772150 comes to mind?) address.
>
> > Yes, definitely. With the post-MicroVAX II systems, it's
> > one of the quick ways to see if the KDA50 works at all.
> > It's probably being masked by the KFQSA.
> The KDA probably sits at the default address, with the KFQSA
> also using that address, indeed. Most KFQSA's are configured
> to allocate as many controllers as needed, with the first one
> sitting at the MSCP-default address, soo..
>
Thanks for your answers !
I'm also convinced sure that the KDA is masked by the KFQSA.
The adress on the KDA has been changed by myself to the adress given by the "config" - command,
1ut unfortunately, the KDA hasn't been detected by "show device".
Tonight, i'll remove the KFQSA and the KLESI and make a new try with the default addess (172150).
Pierre
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Received on Tue Dec 02 2003 - 06:20:57 GMT