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Re: question about the Always In2000
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Lachlan Roche)
Sat Oct 21 07:08:39 1995
To: apana-lists-os-linux-scsi@core.apana.org.au
From: lr@quux.apana.org.au (Lachlan Roche)
Date: 21 Oct 1995 07:45:27 GMT
In-reply-to: TINDER@vax1z.scz.ssi1.com's message of 19 Oct 95 10:09:00 PST
In article <199510191714.NAA17884@vger.rutgers.edu> TINDER@vax1z.scz.ssi1.com (Tinder, Bradley ) writes:
> Hi. I have an Always IN2000 SCSI card, and am having some big
> problems with Linux. When it boots, it autoprobes and finds the card
> the bios address, and the irq setting. It then says:
> scsi: 1 host
> scsi: Using Always IN2000
> scsi: Error due to timeout: id=0 lun=0 pid=0 (etc..)
> scsi: Error trying to reset scsi, probably a bus hang error
>
> Or something close to that.
>
> My question is: What switch settings, IRQs, BIOS Address can be used
> to make this card work. I have a 1gig scsi on it that is itching for
> Linux.
> Help!
There is a bank of 10 switches. The settings are:
SW1 SW2 BIOS address
off off c800..cbff
on off d800..dbff
off on d000..d3ff
on on disabled
SW3 SW4 I/O address
off off 0x220..0x22f
on off 0x200..0x20f
off on 0x110..0x11f
on on 0x100..0x10f
SW5 SW6 SW7 IRQ
off off off 15
off on off 14
off off on 11
off on on 10
on n/a n/a disabled
on on on DOS 5.0 support
SW8
off asynchronous xfer
on synchronous xfer
SW9 floppy controller
off disable
on enable
SW10 not used
my card refused to boot with bios enabled if I had a device with a 512byte
sector size connected.
--
Lachlan Roche ... in Brisbane, Australia ... lr@quux.apana.org.au
