You ran out of space and added a eighth disk to your SCSI-I system. When you try to start, the system no longer boots. What is most likely the cause of this problem?

The correct answer is A. SCSI-I supports only 8 devicesincluding the adaptor. You've hit your Sonnet limit · resets Jun 8, 9am (UTC)

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You ran out of space and added a eighth disk to your SCSI-I system. When you try to start, the system no longer boots. What is most likely the cause of this problem?

Options

ASCSI-I supports only 8 devicesincluding the adaptor
BSCSI-I supports only6 disks per adaptor
CThere is a SCSI-ID conflict that causes that problem
DYou forgot to set the SCSI-ID #8 for the new disk

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A
92% (23)
C
4% (1)
D
4% (1)

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#SCSI-I specifications#device addressing limits#hardware compatibility#system boot

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