Slackware 9.0 and scsi problem
Ted Ozolins
ted1
Mon May 17 11:47:39 PDT 2004
John Finkenbine wrote:
> For these there is an
>adaptec.s boot diskette which supports a number of different Adaptec
>cards, including the aic7xxx models. It is this boot diskette that thinks
>it is seeing a RAID controller and not the simple scsi adapter.
>
>The plot thickens.
>
>John
>
>
So during boot you see something along the lines of blah blah aic7xxx
etc raid controller or just a separate entry with "detecting raid
controller etc" From what I seem to get here is that your Adaptec card
isn't even seen. Your scsi card is not being seen as anything. I do not
think that the raid controller entry you are seeing has anything to do
with your scsi card. Do you get the <Ctrl A> prompt when you cold boot
your machine? If so what are the settings in your scsi bios? I run the
aic7xx module on a 2940 (I think thats what I have) used for my scanner
I have a definate pause during bootup with the aic7xx module while it
probes for attached devices, then reports tha attached devices and the
loading of linux continues. Do you still have Slack 8.0 on that machine
(or other distro)? if so do an lspci and see what the resources for
that chipset are.
--
Ted Ozolins (VE7TVO)
Westbank, B. C.
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