[1143] in linux-scsi channel archive
Problem with a SCSI card
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (GP)
Fri Dec 20 18:44:40 1996
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 1996 18:25:28 -0500
From: GP <gateflo@top.ca>
To: linux-scsi@vger.rutgers.edu
Hi,
Sorry the previous mail has a wrong reply address
I'm having a problem with a scsi card which I don't know the name but with a aic6360
adaptec chipset. I cannot use both my sound blaster and the scsi card together without
receiving the segmentation fault message. Even when I use the BOOT and ROOT disks the
message appears during bootup. And more I cannot do a make dep without seg. fault when
the SCSI card is in.
I would like to mention that everything works real fine without the SCSI card.
And both cards live well together in WIN95.
The SCSI card is detected as a aha152X during boot up.
I use Slackware 3.0 Elf with Kernel 1.3.20.
Here are some more infos.
Sound Blaster: IRQ=7, DMA=1 and 6 address=220, CD=230 Midi=330
The CDROM is a panasonic CR-563. Midi is disable on the SB card and
Kernel
SCSI VLB Card: IRQ=12 Address:340
The system is a 486 DX100
Video BD Diamond Stealth 64 VLB with VRAM
My HD controller is a EIDE VLB with 2 hard disk on the primary port.
The secondary port is unused.
Is it an unusual problem?
Should I throw away this card?
Will I get better results with a simple AHA152X ISA card?
I hope I put enough infos on my trouble to get help
Thanks to all replys
--
Gaetan Pigeon
