Townshend Computer Tools DAT-Link - Solbourne

2.4 Machine Sp ecic Instructions 23
Once you haveveried that the information is correct, press the return key to enter
the conguration. If the conguration was successful, you should see a message
similar to the following:
COMMAND STATUS
Command: OK stdout: yes stderr: no
Before command completion, additional instructions may
appear below.
rmt1 available
The line rmt1 available indicates that the DAT-Link has b een congured as rmt1 .
Your computer may indicate a dierent unit numb er for the device, suchas rmt0
or rmt2 . Make a note of which device name and numb er is displayed ( rmt0 , rmt1 ,
or rmt2 ). You will need it later.
You can now press the F10 key to exit from smit . One last thing needs to b e done
from outside smit . Typ e the command:
ln -s /dev/rmt1 /dev/datlink0
to create the datlink0 system device. Note that rmt1 should be replaced by the
device name that was displayed when the device was congured by smit .
You can now pro ceed with the software installation in Section 2.6 b elow.
2.4.6 Solb ourne
Manufacturer: Solbourne
Mo dels: S400DX
Op erating System: OS/MP 4.1A.3
Cables Required
To connect the workstation with the DAT-Link you will require a cable with a
high-density 50 pin D connector on one end and a 50 pin Centronics typeconnector
on the other end. This may also b e called a SCSI-1 to SCSI-2 cable. It should
be available from your Solbourne hardware supplier or can be ordered from your
DAT-Link supplier.