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Re-Applied service patch 6a
Each time I re-boot the drive letter is droped for the CDROM. I have to launch Disk Admin and assign it each reboot.
Is there a way to do this in command prompt and or does anyone have the solution for this one..
Yes strange, but can you please check:
1. If it is IDE, check that it is enabled
2. If you can open the Server, check the IDE cable and the power...
Good Luck
As I stated in my opener-
I can use the Disk Admin to reassign the Drive letter. Then it works until I reboot...
SCSI CDROM, Uses XXX "Device" Services
1). aix78xx (SCSI CONTROLLER)
2). CDFS (CD File System)
3). CDROM (CDROM)
All enabled...
by vue
Have you try a different cd-rom drive? An almost bad cd-rom might behave like that.
Good luck.
Guess I should have mentioned that.
I origanally had an IDE CDROM. Upgraded to SCSII. Enabled the SCSI CDROM. Recieved the error---Then replaced the cable and SCSI ID.
Same result
I suggest to check whether the services attached to your CD-ROM are configured to start automatically. If not - set them to.
Have no other idea yet. (Maybe should install addditinal drivers for your SCSI CD-ROM?)
Regards,
Zlatin Zlatev
All Services Enabled.
GUZ, The anwer is going to be what was loaded IDE wise that is conflicting with the SCSI startup and enable process.
SCSI Bios sees the drive - Disk Admin sees it. Just is not auto-assigning a drive letter.
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