Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: IDE and hot-swap disk caddies | Date | Wed, 27 Mar 2002 07:59:42 +0800 | From | John Summerfield <> |
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> > > > The device is hot-swap capable and has a switch (others have a key) > > > > > > true ide hotswap requires a lot more than a caddy w/switch... > > > > I don't understand. Please clarify. > > the controller has to high-z the bus; naturally, all devices > on the bus have to either high-z or be turned off. > > > > syslog, of course, is user-space. the real question is where does > > > your (raw, kernel-level) console go. serial console? > > > > What do I need to do to get them on tty11? > > kernel-level logging can't be configured like that: it logs > to physical devices.
What are my options to get to a position I'm sure to see the kernel messages as they appear?
> > Can I play games with modules? Perhaps by defining the 5513 driver as a > > module and loading it separately for each IDE channel? > > I don't believe so.
What would happen I boot with ide1=noprobe and then load ide.o (extracted from a modularised compile)?
On this system, it does not matter if I destroy filesystems while testing, though I don't wish to fry any hardware.
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