Emulex Lpe1150-e Driver For Mac

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Hello The device LPe1150-E doesn't discover my SAN. I'm using lpfc 8.1.1 driver, debug info is below. I have no experience with setting up HBAs, so any hints are appriciated! Like is it the right modules I've loaded etc. /proc/scsi/scsi shows only the scsi devices for the onboard megaraid controller. Note: this is a 2.6 kernel, so using /proc data, over time is less trustworthy. You are better looking at /sys/class/scsidevice/.

and /sys/class/scsihost/. for information.

The debug output for the LPFC load shows: We're switch attached and have address x10300. It appears that the only address in the nameserver response is our own. We then see the switch pseudo-initiator login into us.