Thanks a lot - that sounds great Do you already know when this update will be available? Oli <quote who="Andi Kleen">

On Fri, May 07, 2004 at 09:56:18AM +0200, Oliver Gerstlauer wrote:

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Hi,

we have Tyan S2882 Thunder K8S PRO with an Adaptec 2015S RAID controller installed. Up to now we run the SUSE 9.0 with a self compiled dpt_i20 driver version dpt_i2o-2.5.0-2301 (the link was already posted in this mailing list). We attached a 500GB RAID 5 and used that the last 5 months without any problems.

Now we try to upgrade (reinstall) the machine with SUSE 9.1 kernel 2.6.4-54.3. The system is installed on a IDE hard drive and we also successfully using a SATA drive with the Sil3114 controller (no raid).

Has anybody a dpt_i2o module version that compiles with the kernel 2.6.4 that we can try out. We found a zip file on the net dpt_i2o-2.5.0-2331.tgz but there is the dpt_i2o.c file missing.

The next kernel update for 9.1 should have a working DPT I2O driver. All I2O drivers before that were broken on 64bit.

-Andi

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Andreas Jaeger wrote:

"Oliver Gerstlauer" writes:

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Thanks a lot - that sounds great

Do you already know when this update will be available?

Just to clarify: Our 2.6.5 kernel will have it - and I expect that takes a few more weeks (2-4).

Our 2.6.4 kernel that we release next will not have those fixes.

Our current kernel is always available via: ftp.suse.com/pub/people/mantel/kernel-of-the-day

Where is the most up-to-date approved/stable kernel ? <snip>

Andi Kleen wrote:

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Where is the most up-to-date approved/stable kernel ?

In YOU.

-Andi

Is there any way to access it besides YOU ? (i.e. a 'std' FTP location or some such) TIA