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Disk drive to file system mapping? 1

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Wonboodoo

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I have inherited a legacy SCO Open Server 5.0.0 machine with SCSI disks. How do I tell which file system is on which disk?

I assume the major/minor numbers of the file system device somehow map?
 
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divvy -P -N /dev/rhd00 will show you which filesystems are on the first disk, rhd10 the second, and so on. Annihilannic.
 
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Thanks Annihilannic. This is pretty close to providing all the answers.

Another question: How can I map these /dev/rhd* devices to a SCSI ID?
 
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