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Set
the SCSI ID of the studio to 5 (default
factory settings), switches 1 & 3 on,
the rest of them off. |
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Set the SCSI ID of the recorder to 6 (factory
default). It doesn't matter that you already
have a device at ID 6, because the recorder
and your internal CD-ROM are on different
SCSI chains. (If your recorder is internal
to the studio, you need not set the SCSI
ID of the recorder. In fact, you can't.
It's been taken care of for you.)
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Connect
the studio to your server by attaching one
end of the cable to your server's SCSI port,
and the other end to the Studio where the
port is labeled "HOST." There
are actually two Centronix connectors there,
side by side, which are electrically the
same. It doesn't matter which one you use. |
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Place a Centronix terminator in the other
unused "HOST" port. |
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If your writer is internal to the CD Studio,
you can skip this step. Attach the recorder
to the studio with one end of the SCSI cable
in either one of the SCSI pors on the back
of the writer, the other end of the cable
to the back of the Studio, in the port labeled
"WRITER." |
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If your recorder is internal to the CD
Studio, you can skip this step. If you
purchased your external recorder from
us (you can determine this if there is
a clear plastic strip on the back of the
recorder with the letter "F"
followed by several numbers, like this:
F10000071), DO NOT terminate the writer;
it has been done internally. If our serial
number strip is not present, place a Centronix
terminator in the other unused SCSI port
in the back of the recorder. Call YMI
if you are unsure about the ter- mination
of your writer.
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Here is where the manual is in error: Power
up the Studio first, making sure before
hand that the writer is empty and off. After
you hear the start-up beep from the Studio,
wait 45 seconds, THEN turn on the recorder.
You can now boot your server. |
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Get
to the ok prompt on your server and type
probe-scsi -a. You should see all of your
other known SCSI devices, plus two more
entries at target 5. Unit 0 will be an Exabyte
8200 tape device (the Studio's main emulated
device for premastering and burning CDs).
Unit 1 will be a Toshiba CD-ROM reader;
this device is NOT the recorder, which will
never be seen by your host if it is attached
to the Studio properly. This reader device
is further Studio emulation, which allows
you to mount the Studio's hard drive as
though it was a CD-ROM, once you have a
premastered image dumped to it. |
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If
you see the above devices, proceed. If not,
double-check steps 1-8. If, after checking
the procedure, you are still not successful,
call Young Minds Technical Support at (909)
335-5780. |
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At the ok prompt, type boot -rv. This
will create the device nodes for the Studio's
tape device in your /dev directory. You
will need to make note of this device
for later use. The tape device should
be something like /dev/rmt/0. It is possible
that the device will not be created on
the first attempt, requiring you to repeat
this step.
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At this point, installation is complete
and you can begin using CD Studio with MakeDisc
to create CDs. |
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OPTIONAL: If you are configuring your
system to run with a Rimage in-line printer,
you will need to make a modification to
/kernel/drv/st.conf. It should look like:
name="st"
class="scsi" (By default the
Studio at ID 5)
target=5 lun=0;
name="st"
class="scsi" (Add this set to
be able to
target=5 lun=2; utilize the Rimage printer)
After
this is done, halt your host and do a
boot -rv.
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