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This section describes the virtual SCSI storage device configuration.  Each device requires a separate section heading, where is replaced with a SCSI ID number between 0 and 15.  The example below shows the configuration entries for a physical tape device attached at SCSI ID 5.  All devices are attached to the internal bus of the SPARC virtual machine.

Physical tape device attached at SCSI ID 5

[scsi_5]
path = /dev/tape
type = tape

The following list describes the available options for [scsi_n] sections:

For virtual models that support the feature, it is possible to configure additional virtual SCSI devices attached to a external SCSI controller.  For an example configuration and details on section naming, see [scsix_n] Section.

The SCSI ID 7 is reserved for the virtual SCSI adapter, consequently it is not possible to configure a sections titled [scsi_7].

path 

Virtual SCSI storage device path.

Syntax

interface = host-device

Description

The interface option is used to attach the virtual Ethernet adapter to a physical host adapter.

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type 

Specify type of virtual SCSI storage device.

Syntax

type = device-type

Description

This property describes the type of the virtual SCSI storage device.  It is possible to attach a range of devices in various formats, including container files and physical devices.  The table below describes each possible value for device-type.

Virtual Storage Device Types
Device TypeDescriptionExample Path
cdromPhysical optical device./dev/cdrom
diskPhysical disk device./dev/sda
isoVirtual CD-ROM ISO container file./usr/local/share/iso/suns-4.1.4.iso
tapePhysical tape device./dev/tape
vdiskVirtual disk container file./usr/local/vm/bender/disk0.vdisk
vtapeVirtual tape container file./usr/local/vm/leela/tape0.vtape
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