Installing And Removing Internal Drives; About Internal Drives - Silicon Graphics Octane2 Owner's Manual

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Chapter 7: Installing and Removing Internal Drives and Front Module Parts

Installing and Removing Internal Drives

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This section shows you how to install and remove internal drives. Internal drives include
the system disk drive, secondary (option) disk drives, and DAT and DLT drives.
Caution: Drives can be easily damaged. Handle your drive carefully and do not drop it
or handle it roughly.

About Internal Drives

Unsupported devices may be incompatible with the Octane2 workstation and may
cause problems with supported products.
All internal devices have a 3.5-inch form factor.
Set addresses manually only on external SCSI devices; internal SCSI devices (drives)
are installed on a separate bus and are automatically assigned an address. Each bus
has a unique address.
Bus 0 (internal devices) has addresses such as 0-1, 0-2, 0-3.
The system drive is SCSI ID 0-1.
The option drive above it is SCSI ID 0-2.
The option drive at the top of the Octane2 workstation is SCSI ID 0-3.
Bus 1 (external devices) has addresses such as 1-1, 1-2, 1-3.
To determine the total capacity and megabytes available on your disks, choose
Tip:
the Toolchest > System > File System Manager and click the Get Info button.

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