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SUMMARY: Can fibre based disks be mounted when booting from an installation CD?
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- Subject: SUMMARY: Can fibre based disks be mounted when booting from an installation CD?
- From: "Garsha, Adam" <adam.garsha@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2005 09:44:10 -0500
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- Thread-topic: SUMMARY: Can fibre based disks be mounted when booting from an installation CD?
> If booting from a CD to recover the system, will the fibre based disks
> be visible?
> Second question, what if you have fibre based "tape drives" (e.g. a
> VirtualTapeLibrary), can you see the fibre based tape drives if you
> boot from the installation CD?
I received affirmation for EMA and MDR/NSR based storage. That is good
enough for me to deduct that it will also be true for EVA and VTL based
storage. I just wanted to be sure that the CD OS image had the
capability to talk via HBA's, sounds like it does.
This makes sense because I understand that you can install Tru64
clusters without using a local seed disk--though I have never done it.
I won't be able to actually try this for a couple weeks.
Adam Garsha