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SCSI problem with large disks

The Question is:

What is the Maximum drive size in GB that OpenVMS will
use on a Vaxstation 4000/90 (having fatal disk errors
when trying to init 2 4GB disks)


The Answer is:


  Fatal drive errors generally indicate a SCSI configuration problem
  with the drive -- check the error log, and check with the manufacturer
  or reseller for further information on using the drive under OpenVMS.

  If the VAXstation is running OpenVMS V6.2 or later, use SYS$ETC:SCSI_INFO
  to examine the SCSI drive settings.

  Note that there can be thermal considerations for high-capacity drives,
  and this may dictate the use of specified SCSI mounting enclosures.

  Disks as large as 3.5 GB are supported on the VAXstation 4000 model 90.



 

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