[5884] in RedHat Linux List
Re: SCSI problem: Adaptec 1542CF ISA
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (K. Harrison Liang)
Sun Nov 24 19:44:01 1996
Date: Sun, 24 Nov 1996 19:38:34 -0500
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From: "K. Harrison Liang" <HarrisonL@psu.edu>
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Yes I have both Win95 and WinNT installed. And my 1542CF is using
I/O port 0x130. Do you have yours set to the same port? I know people who
have their 1542CF set to 0x330 or 0x334 are able to get RH to see the
controller. I was able to get my 1542CF recognized under Slackware Linux,
but not RH/Intel 4.0.
At 03:43 PM 11/24/96 -0500, you wrote:
>At 02:38 PM 11/23/96 -0500, you wrote:
>> Does anyone have a clue on this? thanks in advance.
>>
>>1. Redhat/Intel 4.0 failed to autoprobe my Adaptec 1542CF SCSI controller
>>during installation, even after I specified the "aha1542=0x130" parameter.
>>
>>2. Now I've Redhat 4.0 running but I still can't have the 1542CF
>>recognized. I re-compiled the kernel with SCSI support for 1542CF (I tried
>>both Moduler (M) and built-in kernel (*) support), and added append =
>>"aha=0x130,10,7" in lilo.conf. However, Redhat still couldn't recognize the
>>SCSI controller (I didn't have such problem with Slackware Linux 96).
>>
>
>
>Did you have any other OS running before this? If you don't like Windoze 95(
>I could understand this) at least you should have a copy for trouble
>shooting. Windows 95 will detect any hardware conflicts and /or defective
>hardware. This is what I use it for. On a new machine...install it and check
>the device manager. If everything shows OK, Linux should install like a
>dream----assuming you have supported hardware. I use the 1542 CF with a
>Microp 1.75 GB drive and 2X Toshiba drive w/o any probs.
>
>Good luck bro...
>
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