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SCSI Timeout on AIC7xxx when PPA is active.

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Mark Garlanger)
Wed May 27 23:40:16 1998

Date: 	Wed, 27 May 1998 22:20:50 -0500
From: Mark Garlanger <garlangr@cyberramp.net>
To: linux-parport@torque.net, linux-scsi@vger.rutgers.edu

Hi all,

  Is anyone successfully running the AIC7xxx and PPA drivers togather?
  When I try to use the PPA drive with the AIC7xxx driver, I am seeing
SCSI
Timeout on the AIC7xxx driver during the booting.  Here is my
configuration:
Linux 2.0.33
Micronics W6-LI w/ Built in Adaptec AIC-7880 U/W SCSI,
2-PP180
Devices on the U/W SCSI:
-8.7G U/W Micropolis Harddrive
-Seagate DAT Drive
-Toshiba CD-ROM
2nd Parallel Port(ISA card set to 0x378, mb's 0x278 is used
     for the printer) with the Iomega ZIP Drive.
The AIC-7880 is using IRQ 10.
--Current system without zip drive connected:
furball:/proc# more interrupts
 0:     214514   timer
 1:       5205   keyboard
 2:          0   cascade
 3:        854 + serial
 4:      26603 + serial
 8:          0 + rtc
10:       5734   aic7xxx
11:          0   PAS16
13:       3671 + IPI
------------------

I've tried both the stock ppa driver and the latest 1.42 version.  The
AIC7xxx is the stock 2.0.33
driver.  I've tried both SMP and non-SMP kernels. With ppa support
compiled in to the kernel
and the ZIP connect I am unable to get past the fscking of my harddrive,
it just comes back with
the SCSI Time-out (otherwise I would include the syslog messages).
Everything is detected
properly including the ZIP drive on scsi1 (aic7880 is scsi0).
In my previous system, I had the PPA and NCR7,8xx (and IDE support)
drivers working togather
without a problem, so I'm not sure if what the cause is.
Could there be some interaction in the mid-level scsi routines between
the aic7xxx and ppa drivers?

If there is any additional information needed just let me know..(and I
know I should just get
the SCSI ZIP drive, but I had purchased the parallel port version before
I had a SCSI card).

            Thanks in advance,
                Mark



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