
Installing the driver                                         Nov 18, 1999
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NOTE: To install the Solaris device driver you will need root permission.
 
        1. Determine which version of the driver your workstation requires.
	   Solaris 2.7 requires a 64-bit driver, while Solaris 2.6 and
	   earlier require 32-bit drivers.  The 32-bit driver is named
	   xds510-32, the 64-bit xds510-64.  Copy the correct driver to
	   a new file named xds510.

        2. Copy the driver file (xds510) into "/usr/kernel/drv".
 
        3. Edit the config file (xds510.conf) so that it refers to
           the SCSI target number that the XDS510WS box will be using.
           (The default is 5, for no particular reason).
           Copy the config file into "/usr/kernel/drv".
 
        4. Add an entry to "/etc/devlink.tab", in the form of two text
           strings separated by a tab character:
 
           type=sample_driver;name=xds510;minor=character  <tab>  rxds510\A1
 
           This will cause devlinks(1M) to create link(s) to /devices with
           names of the form "/dev/rxds510X" where X is the SCSI target number

        5. Run "add_drv xds510".

	6. Change permissions on the /dev/rxds510 device to 777.  Verify the
           underlieing file has the correct permissions via the 'ls -lL
           /dev/rxds510X' command.

	7. Reboot the system with a boot -r option.



Removing the driver
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NOTE: To remove the Solaris device driver you will need root permission.

1. Run rem_drv xds510
2. Remove the links to rxds510X in /dev - where X is the SCSI target number
3. Remove the following line from the devlink.tab
    type=sample_driver;name=xds510;minor=character  rxds510\A1
4. Reboot the system.  Not necessary, but recommended.





