SCSI Disk Configuration Requierments
Architecture Interface Card Interface and
(SCSI-II Type) Device Drivers
Series 700 Core I/O (internal) sdisk (2)
(single-ended)(1)
Series 700 EISA 25525B eisa
(fast/narrow/ sdisk (2)
differential)(3)
Series 700 Models (internal) sdisk (2)
735 and 755
(fast/wide/
differential)(4)
Series 800 CIO 27147A scsi2 (6)
(single-ended)(5) disc3 (7)
Series 800 HP-PB 28655A scsi1
(single-ended)(8) disc3 (7)
Series 800 HP-PB 28696A scsi3
(fast/wide/ disc3 (7)
differential)(9)
(1) These devices can be configured to a Series 700 Single-Ended
SCSI-II interface: A1999A, A2655A, A2657A, C2214B, C2216T,
C3021T, C3023T, C3024T, C3027U, C3028U, A3182A.
(2) Specifying sdisk causes sctl, c700, and c720 to be included
automatically in the kernel.
(3) The following disk devices can be configured to a Series 700
Fast/Narrow/Differential EISA/SCSI-II: C2425JK, C2427JK, C2435A,
C2436HA/HZ, C2437HA/HZ, C2438A, C2439HA/HZ/JA/JZ, C2440HA/HZ/JA/JZ,
C2474J, C2481A, C2482A, C2491A, C2492A.
(4) The following disk devices can be configured to a Series 700
Fast/Wide/Differential SCSI-II interface: C2435A, C2436HA/HZ,
C2437HA/HZ, C2438A, C2439HA/HZ/JA/JZ, C2440HA/HZ/JA/JZ, C3032T, C3033T,
C3034T, C3035T, C3036T, C3037U, C3038U, A3058A. The C2425JK and C2427JK
can also be connected, but will not use the Wide SCSI capability.
(5) The following disk devices can be configured to a Series 800 CIO
Single-Ended SCSI-II interface: C2462F/R, C2474F/R/S, C2476F/R, A3182A.
(6) Specifying scsi2 causes cio_ca0 to be included automatically in the
kernel.
(7) Specifying disc3 causes target to be included automatically in the
kernel.
(8) The following disk devices can be configured to a Series 800 HP-PB
Single-Ended SCSI-II interface: (7957B), (7958B), (7959B), A1999A,
A2655A, A2657A, C2212A, C2213A, C2281A, C2282A, C2290A, C2291A, C2460F/R,
C2461F/R, C2470S, C2471S, C2472F/R/S, C2473F/R/S, C3020T, C3022R/T,
C3023R/RZ/T, C3024R/RZ/T, C3027U, C3028U, C3040R/T, C3041R/T, C3044U,
A3182A, C3560U. (Models shown in parenthesis are obsolete and are listed
for reference only.)
(9) The following disk devices can be configured to a Series 800
Fast/Wide/Differential SCSI-II interface: C2435A, C2436HA/HZ,
C2437HA/HZ, C2438A, C2439HA/HZ/JA/JZ, C2440HA/HZ/JA/JZ, C3032R/T,
C3035R/T, C3036T, C3037U, C3050R/T, C3051R/T, A3058A, A3231A, A3232A,
C3550R/T, C3551R/T, C3553RZ, C3554U.
Floppy Disk Drive Configuration Requirements
Architecture Interface Card Interface and
Device Drivers
Model 712 (internal) pcfdc
pcfloppy
Series 700 (internal) sflop
(single-ended
SCSI)
Model E (internal) disc3 (1)
(single-ended
SCSI)
(1) Specifying disc3 causes target to be included automatically in the
kernel.
Tape Drive Configuration Requirements
For HP-IB
Architecture Interface Card Interface and
Device Drivers
Series 800 CIO (1) 27110B hpib0 (2)
tape1
Series 800 28650B hpib1 (3)
HP-PB (1) tapei
(1) The following model tape drives are supported for HP-UX on the Series
800 CIO and HP-PB HP-IB interfaces: 7980A/XC, (C1511A). (Models shown in
parenthesis are obsolete and are listed for reference only.)
(2) Specifying hpib0 causes cio_ca0, sio, pfail, and pa to be included
automatically in the kernel.
(3) Specifying hpib1 causes sio, pfail, and pa to be included
automatically in the kernel.
(4) Naming convention for systems installed with long file names.
c#t#d# derives from ioscan output: c# is the card instance for the
ext_bus class of interface card to which the tape drive is attached,
t# is the address of the tape device on the HP-IB bus, d# is the device
number (typically d0). BEST represents the operational capabilities
likely to be required, including the highest density/format and data
compression, if the device supports it. [b|n|nb] designates style of
tape positioning: b is Berkeley-style tape positioning; that is, after
file close, the tape is not repositioned in any way. If b is not
designated, AT&T-style tape closing occurs; that is the tape might be
positioned after the next end-of-file (EOF) point. n designates no rewind.
(5) Naming convention for systems installed with short file names. For
c#t#d#, see footnote 3. f# represents the highest density/format and
data compression, if the device supports it. Or, i# represents a pointer
into a tape-device property table.
(6) Syntax available for backward compatibility. # designates tape drive
at # card instance. The #m, #mb, #mn, and #mnb device special files are
linked to c#t#d#BEST, c#t#d#BESTb, c#t#d#BESTn, and c#t#d#BESTnb,
respectively, or their equivalent short file names.
HP-IB Cartridge Tape Drives
Architecture Interface Card Interface and
Device Drivers
Series 700 EISA (1) 25560A cs80 (2)
Series 800 CIO (1) 27110B hpib0 (3)
disc1 (4)
Series 800 HP-PB (1) 28650B hpib1 (5)
disc1 (4)
(1) The following models can be configured to EISA, CIO, and HP-PB HP-IB
interfaces: (35401), (7914CT), 7946, (7974A), (7978B), 7979A, 7980A,
(9144A), (9145A). (Models shown in parenthesis are obsolete and are
listed for reference only.)
(2) Specifying cs80 causes hshpib, wsio, eisa, core, and eeprom to be
included automatically into the kernel.
(3) Specifying hpib0 causes cio_ca0, sio, pfail, and pa to be included
automatically in the kernel.
(4) Specifying disc1 causes disc1_included to be configured automatically
in the kernel.
(5) Specifying hpib1 causes sio, pfail, and pa to be included
automatically in the kernel.
(6) c#t#d# derives from ioscan output: c# is the card instance for the
ext_bus class of interface card to which the tape drive is attached, t#
is the address of the tape device on the HP-IB bus, d# is the device
number (d1 must be used to address cartridge tape-drive component of the
disk/tape combination devices, such as 7946). For cartridge tape drives
to communicate through HP-UX, minor number bit 25 of the device special
file must be set.
SCSI Tape Drives
Architecture Interface Card Interface and
Device Driver
Series 700 Core (internal) stape (2)
I/O (1)
Series 700 EISA (1) 25525A/B stape (2)
Series 800 CIO (1) 27147A scsi2 (3)
tape2 (4)
Series 800 HP-PB (5) 28655A scsi1 (6)
tape2 (4)
(1) The following tape drives are supported for HP-UX on a single-ended
SCSI interface: 7980S/SX, A2311A, A2656A, A2944A, A2944A, A3024A,
(C1502A), C1503A/B/C, C1504A/B/C, (C1512A), C1520A/B, C1521B, C1530B,
C1533A, C1534A, C1535A, C1553A, C2292A, C2297T/U, C2298A, (C2463F/R),
C2464F/R, C2465R, C2466F/R, C2467F/R, C2477F/R/S/U, C2478U, C2954A.
(Obsolete models are shown in parenthesis for reference only.)
(2) Specifying stape causes sctl, c700, wsio, and core drivers to be
included automatically in the kernel.
(3) Specifying scsi2 causes cio_ca0, sio, pfail, and pa drivers to be
included automatically in the kernel.
(4) Specifying tape2 causes tape2_included to be included automatically
in the kernel.
(5) Tape drives listed in footnote 1 are supported on Series 800 HP-PB
architecture, as are A2311A and A2312A. StorageTek models 4220 and 4280
tape drives will also configure successfully using the HP-PB single-ended
SCSI device driver; however, these tape drives must be the only
peripheral device on their SCSI bus.
(6) Specifying scsi1 causes sio, pfail, and pa drivers to be included
automatically in the kernel.
(7) Naming convention for systems installed with long file names. c#t#d#
derives from ioscan output: c# is the card instance number for the
ext_bus class of interface card to which the tape drive is attached, t#
is the SCSI address, d# is the device number. BEST represents the
operational capabilities likely to be required, including the highest
density/format and data compression, if supported by the device.
[b|n|nb] designates tape positioning: b is Berkeley-style; that is,
after file close, the tape is not repositioned in any way. If b is not
designated, AT&T-style tape closing occurs; that is the tape might be
positioned after the end-of-file (EOF) point. n designates no rewind.
(8) Naming convention for systems installed with short file names. For
c#t#d#, see footnote 3. f# represents the highest density/format and
data compression, if the device supports it. Or, i# represents a pointer
into a tape-device property table. For [b|n|nb], see footnote 3.
(9) Syntax available for backward compatibility. # designates tape drive
at # card instance. The #m, #mb, #mn, and #mnb device special files are
linked to c#t#d#BEST, c#t#d#BESTb, c#t#d#BESTn, and c#t#d#BESTnb,
respectively.