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Date: Sat, 13 Dec 1997 22:36:54 +0100 (MET) From: Rasmus Tamstorf <rt@imm.dtu.dk> Reply-To: rt@acm.org To: linux-scsi@vger.rutgers.edu Hi, I'm not quite sure this is the most appropriate place to post this problem, but I do hope that one of you wizards out there can help me. I've got an ASUS P55TP4XE motherboard (Triton, FX chipset) with an ASUS SC200 SCSI controller (NCR53c810) and until earlier today this worked absolutely fine with my Seagate ST31230N (Hawk 2LP) harddisk. However, all of a sudden it started hanging when the controller intially scans the SCSI bus. When I turn on my computer this is therefore all I get : <Award bios information> Initializing PnP ... NCR SDMS (TM) V3.0 PCI SCSI BIOS, PCI Rev. 2.0 Copyright 1993 NCR Corporation. NCRPCI-3.07.00 ID 00 SEAGATE ST31230N If I remove the Seagate disk from the SCSI chain everything works fine again (except that I've got no OS :-( Also if I move the Seagate drive to another ID the scanning will go on until the Seagate ID is reached ... after which the system hangs. Since the point where control is passed on from the bios to e.g. lilo is not even reached it seems not to be a software problem. It is thus a little offtopic for this list but I do hope that someone has a clue about what I can do to get the drive up 'n' running again - or at least what I can do to save some of its data. Thanks Rasmus ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rasmus Tamstorf "It's nice Dept. of Mathematical Modelling to be important, Technical University of Denmark but it's more important E-mail : rt@imm.dtu.dk to be nice !" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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