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Operating Systems SCO Sco 5.06 How To Mount A 2nd Hdd Help Help!!!! Post 302194186 by Eclectic Wave on Monday 12th of May 2008 11:48:36 AM
Old 05-12-2008
Mounting a disk drive that you want to save data on.

It's not a striaght forward action as just mounting the drive - SCO has no SCSI mount information so the drive has to be configured in SCO SCSI tables before you can access it. It's a rather complicated procedure.

SCO site has a technical document regarding this. TA# 104863

It is intitled " How do I add a SCSI or IDE disk that has data I want to keep? "

It has step by step instructions for adding a drive.

Here is a direct link to the relevent document.

How do I add a SCSI or IDE disk that has data I want to keep?
 

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