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* [ftp://p390.ibm.com/p390/p250/aws34xx.zip 2002-02-04] | * [ftp://p390.ibm.com/p390/p250/aws34xx.zip Driver 2002-02-04] | ||
* [] | * [https://archive.org/details/manualzilla-id-5759099 Multiprise 3000 Technical Introduction] by Bill Ogden. | ||
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Revision as of 17:53, 9 May 2021
SCSI Tape Support.
DEVICE=AWS34XX.SYS /ID=xxxxxxx
- /ID=cccccc
- Assigns the device manager name, used in the EMIO Configuratorand DEVMAP file. The three supported values are AWS34X0, AWS34X1, andAWS34X2.
- /T
- Displays diagnostic tape device information during start-up, showing whichtape devices are available and confirming which device was requested and allocated by AWS34XX.SYS. CONFIG.SYS processing will be paused until you press Enter.
- The /T is a very useful option that should be used if you add an additional SCSI adapter or tape device. It will help you figure out what devices the AWS34XX device driver detects, and which parameters to put in CONFIG.SYS. After youhave figured out what values of id,ai to place on the AWS34XX line, then you should delete the/T so the system doesn’t pause and wait for Enter every time it is rebooted.
Examples
DEVICE=d:\P390\AWS34XX.SYS id,ai /ID=AWS34X1
DEVICE=d:\P390\AWS34XX.SYS /ID=AWS34X0
DEVICE=d:\P390\AWS34XX.SYS /ID=AWS34X1
DEVICE=d:\P390\AWS34XX.SYS /ID=AWS34X2
Links
- Driver 2002-02-04
- Multiprise 3000 Technical Introduction by Bill Ogden.