Scanning new scsi hardware with RH AS3

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11-16-2005, 03:21 PM	#1
consty Member Registered: Feb 2004 Location: Douala-Cameroun Distribution: RedHAt 9 ES Posts: 85 Rep:	Scanning new scsi hardware with RH AS3 Hi, I have attached a new HP StorageWorks library housing 3 tapes on a Proliant D360 server running Redhat Linux AS3. After reboot I do not see any tscsi adapter nor tape when executing "dmesg" or "lsmod". I have got a script to scan the scsi but I could not use it (many errors). I know that the drivers are included in AS3, I also know that if I re-installed the system I will work but the system is in use. How can I do to avoid Linux re-installation ? Thanks

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