General Information (Device Mount, Unmount, Other)

1 Remote Shell - Check Internal Network

To become root open a Unix Shell:

• Type: su -Enter.

• Enter the root password:<password>Enter.

To check the internal network as root, type: rsh darcEnter.

• Type: exit to close root@darc shell or to check IG1 type: rsh ig1Enter.

• Type: exit to close root@IG1 shell and exit to close root@darc shell.

• Close the Unix Shell.

2 HOST Computer CDROM - Mount and Umount Process

• Insert the CD into the Host Computer DVD-ROM drive.

• Open up a Unix Shell.

• ctuser: su - Enter.

• password: <password> Enter.

• root: mount /mnt/cdrom Enter.

  Now the CD has been mounted so you can see what is on it by typing:

  ls /mnt/cdrom Enter.

  You must umount the CD in order to remove it from the drive, do this by typing:

  umount /mnt/cdrom Enter.

3 Peripheral SCSI Tower DVD-Mount and Unmount Process

Insert the DVD into the Peripheral Tower DVD RAM drive.

• Open up a Unix Shell and type the following:

• mountDVD

• Now the DVD has been mounted so you can see what is on it by typing:

• ls /DVD

• You must unmount the DVD to remove it from the drive. Do this by typing:

  unmountDVD

4 Peripheral SCSI Tower DVD - Initializing a DVD

If a DVD needs to be initialized open a Unix Shell and perform the following:

• Type: su -

• Enter the root password: <password>

• Type: mountDVD

• Type: mkfsDVDEnter, then answer y for yes, close the Unix shell.

5 Peripheral SCSI Tower MOD - Mount and Unmount Process

• Insert the MOD into the Peripheral Tower MOD drive.

• Open up a Unix Shell and type the following:

• mountMOD

• Now the MOD has been mounted so you can see what is on it by typing:

  ls /MOD

• You must unmount the MOD to remove it from the drive. To do this, type:

  unmountMOD

  note:

  If MOD cannot be unmounted - select: Image Works icon > Archive > Detach.