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I would like to install a AIT drive to the scsi connector on our solaris box. I am very new to the unix world and would be greatful if someone could help or lead me in the right direction.

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Please post the hardware models and Solaris OS/version you are using.

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Hi ...
do the following steps carfully :

1- shutdown your machine using the command # init 5 as root
2- Connect your SCSI device , and make sure of the good terminaton and SCSI type (single ended or differential)
3- Power on your device
4- Power on your machine
5- When you got the startup screen , press stop+a
6- type ok probe-scsi-all , you should see your new hardware
7- type ok boot -r , for reconfiguration and driver building
8- enjoy your device
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Pilot - Thank you for your response. I have been out of the office and just today tried what you wrote. All worked perfectly.

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