Great! I tried it with 'noapic' and my SMP kernel with the aic7xxx driver works! Everybody a great thanx for all their input on this tricky one..... Now I have them (system management) convinced they must use SuSE again instead of RH :-) Regards Harry
-----Original Message----- From: Stuart Powell [SMTP:SPowell@pcsolutionsmn.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 6:42 PM To: suse-linux-e@suse.com Subject: Re: [SLE] "aic7xxx_abort returns 0x2002" AGAIN
Hello.
I think I must have missed the original thread, as this appears to jump into the middle of a problem.
I have installed SuSE (6.2 onwards) on many systems with a variety of Adaptec cards. My latest installation was on an older IBM PC Server 704 with a pair of on-board 7880 controllers. They were detected just fine.
I have seen a problem like this on RAID cards using 7xxx controllers when I forgot to add noapic to the lilo boot prompt. Disableapic never made a difference, but noapic worked first time.
Bye for now, Stuart.
"Berge, Harry ten" <berge@hitt.nl> 10/30/02 02:30AM >>> Pfffff..... just had RH removed from the system and did a final try. With the aic7xxx_old, because I didn't tried it before, but AGAIN it failed. I'm getting very dissapointed, because of this failure.
Adaptec is the leading company in SCSI boards and SuSE doesn't support it!!!
I cannot understand why SuSE isn't trying to fix this BIG problem. And it becomes much more painful to see that it works with RH on the fly!
Harry
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Hi Harry, really happy for you, I knew this had to work. Regards Dan Am Donnerstag, 31. Oktober 2002 13:15 schrieb Berge, Harry ten:
Great!
I tried it with 'noapic' and my SMP kernel with the aic7xxx driver works!
Everybody a great thanx for all their input on this tricky one..... Now I have them (system management) convinced they must use SuSE again instead of RH :-)
Regards Harry
-----Original Message----- From: Stuart Powell [SMTP:SPowell@pcsolutionsmn.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 6:42 PM To: suse-linux-e@suse.com Subject: Re: [SLE] "aic7xxx_abort returns 0x2002" AGAIN
Hello.
I think I must have missed the original thread, as this appears to jump into the middle of a problem.
I have installed SuSE (6.2 onwards) on many systems with a variety of Adaptec cards. My latest installation was on an older IBM PC Server 704 with a pair of on-board 7880 controllers. They were detected just fine.
I have seen a problem like this on RAID cards using 7xxx controllers when I forgot to add noapic to the lilo boot prompt. Disableapic never made a difference, but noapic worked first time.
Bye for now, Stuart.
"Berge, Harry ten" <berge@hitt.nl> 10/30/02 02:30AM >>>
Pfffff..... just had RH removed from the system and did a final try. With the aic7xxx_old, because I didn't tried it before, but AGAIN it failed. I'm getting very dissapointed, because of this failure.
Adaptec is the leading company in SCSI boards and SuSE doesn't support it!!!
I cannot understand why SuSE isn't trying to fix this BIG problem. And it becomes much more painful to see that it works with RH on the fly!
Harry
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At 13:20 31-10-2002 +0100, Dan Am wrote:
Hi Harry, really happy for you, I knew this had to work. Regards Dan
Am Donnerstag, 31. Oktober 2002 13:15 schrieb Berge, Harry ten:
Great!
I tried it with 'noapic' and my SMP kernel with the aic7xxx driver works!
Well, I had to explicitly load the kernel WITH apic from the install-CD to get aic7xxx recognised. This is a L440GX dual PIII-450 mobo with AIC7896 controller on-board, with 2x IBM DDRS-39130 drives. System complained about not having harddrives with standard install-kernel, after an initialization of 30 minutes. But I got the thing running and installed, some minor glitches in config to resolve now :-)
Everybody a great thanx for all their input on this tricky one..... Now I have them (system management) convinced they must use SuSE again instead of RH :-)
Here a lot of thks too, it is always a learning experience.
Regards Harry
-----Original Message----- From: Stuart Powell [SMTP:SPowell@pcsolutionsmn.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 6:42 PM To: suse-linux-e@suse.com Subject: Re: [SLE] "aic7xxx_abort returns 0x2002" AGAIN
Hello.
I think I must have missed the original thread, as this appears to jump into the middle of a problem.
I have installed SuSE (6.2 onwards) on many systems with a variety of Adaptec cards. My latest installation was on an older IBM PC Server 704 with a pair of on-board 7880 controllers. They were detected just fine.
I have seen a problem like this on RAID cards using 7xxx controllers when I forgot to add noapic to the lilo boot prompt. Disableapic never made a difference, but noapic worked first time.
Bye for now, Stuart.
"Berge, Harry ten" <berge@hitt.nl> 10/30/02 02:30AM >>>
Pfffff..... just had RH removed from the system and did a final try. With the aic7xxx_old, because I didn't tried it before, but AGAIN it failed. I'm getting very dissapointed, because of this failure.
Adaptec is the leading company in SCSI boards and SuSE doesn't support it!!!
I cannot understand why SuSE isn't trying to fix this BIG problem. And it becomes much more painful to see that it works with RH on the fly!
Harry
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