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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Todd Weible)
Tue Oct 22 17:30:11 1996

Date: Tue, 22 Oct 1996 15:25:25 -0600 (MDT)
From: Todd Weible <toddw@home.cyberhighway.net>
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the aic7xxx image in your directory did not work for my 3940W

The errors start right after:
aic7xxx:  Download sequencer code...done.

Here are errors:
aic7xxx:  (aic7xxx_isr) Encoutered spurious interrupt.
SCSI1:  SCSI - Someone reset channel A.
aic7xxx:  (reset_device) target/channel -1/A, active_scb 0
aic7xxx:  (match_scb) comparring target/channel -1/A to scb 0/A
aic7xxx:  (match_scb) comparring target/channel -1/A to scb 0/A
aic7xxx:  (reset_channel) Resetting current channel A
aic7xxx:  (reset_channel) Channel reset, sequencer restarted


Then it locks.  Hard reboot required.  If you pass this on the kernel
development persons, let them know that I have compiled 2.0.18 and 2.0.23
myself and both produce exactly this error (which is what I suspect you
did michaeljohnson).  The last kernel before 2.0.18 which I have tried is
2.0.12 and it works.  So for my particular Adaptec 3940W with in
particular machine something went wrong between .12 and .18.

For anyone else with this problem, I have created a boot disk in
ftp.redhat.com/pub/incoming/kernels called
3940W.img which uses kernel 2.0.0 instead of later ones.  It works like a
champ for me and should help others with this problem.

Auf Viedersehen,

Todd Weible
toddw@cyberhighway.net	tweible@onyx.idbsu.edu



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