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7. Linux
Linux
4.Installing the driver module
(1)Copying the driver module file (cb32_cb.o)
Copy the driver module file named cb32_cb.o to the directory which includes module related to PCMCIA.
# cp cb32_cb.o /lib/modules/2.2.12-32/pcmcia/.
(2)Editing PCMCIA database (/etc/pcmcia/config)
Add the five lines below to load module so that the CB32U will be recognized.
device “cb32_cb”
class “scsi” module “cb_enabler”, “cb32_cb”
card “RATOC CardBus UltraWide SCSI CB32”
version “RATOC Systems, Inc.” , “UltraWIDE SCSI CB32”
bind “cb32_cb”
Refer to the config file in the [samples] directory.
(3)Rebooting your system for your changes to take effect.
# reboot
You have now completed the installation.
5.Confirming the installation
When you insert the CB32U while pcmcia module is running, you will hear a recognition sound and see the
following message.
scsi0: RATOC CB32 SCSI device driver ; Revision: x.xx
scsi: 1 host
If PCMCIA database (/etc/pcmcia/config) is wrong or the CB32U is not recognized, you will hear a rejecting
sound. In such a case, check the message which will appear in /var/log/messages.
NOTE: We tech-support only how to install the driver. We do not tech-support how to use your
SCSI devices on Linux