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SCSI bootdisk or insmod???
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Juan Andres Baranda)
Thu Aug 28 12:55:33 1997
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 1997 11:55:16 -0400 (EDT)
From: Juan Andres Baranda <andres@jueves.iwm.com.mx>
Reply-To: Juan Andres Baranda <andres@jueves.iwm.com.mx>
To: Scsi list <linux-scsi@vger.rutgers.edu>
Hi everybody!! I've been trying to install linux (RedHat 4.2) to a
new server, PC Pentium 133, 32M, SCSI Adaptec 2920 and 2G Quantum.
The problem is linux can't detect the scsi card ( IO=0x6100 IRQ=9
on /proc/pci, also SCSI storage controller= Future Domain TMC-18C30 ) so
i've been using the fdomain module, and failed.
The Questions are:
1) Can i make a bootdisk ( installation for redhat ) so that i can
modify the scsi.c or fdomain.c module to autodetect my card???
2) Instead, how can i pass the io and irq to the module with
insmod or when you specify the options in RH install??
3) Last one, will i be able to install RH to my server or shall i
quit???
4) Suggestions????
Thanx.
Juan Andres
