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The kernel modules are also loaded automatically by Slackware-current. | The kernel modules are also loaded automatically by Slackware-current. | ||
- | ==== Configuration ==== | + | ==== Target |
- | First, get the initiator ID from the client: | + | First, get the initiator ID from the initiator (client): |
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- | Then on the server | + | It will be important later. |
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+ | Next we need to configure our target (that' | ||
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+ | slpkg -s sbo targetcli-fb | ||
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+ | Targetcli requires a directory to store its data, make sure it exists: | ||
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- | TO BE CONTINUED.... | + | targetcli is a bit like a command-line directory browser except you use it to change values in a hierarchical store. That same hierarchy also contains the commands you invoke to make changes, however. |
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