At 22:58 1998-03-10 -0600, you wrote:

At 04:03 AM 3/8/98 +0100, you wrote:

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Again, my hardware: Tekram DC-390T SCSI-2 PCI controller SCSI ID 0: Pioneer DR-U12X SCSI-2 Cdrom SCSI ID 1: IBM OEM Fast SCSI-2 hard drive SCSI ID 2: Seagate something SCSI-1 CCS hard drive (not sure what CCS means...)

Thanks in advance for any thoughts/suggestions. Helge M. Olsen /SysAdm/

Helge, Any particular reason why the SCSI CD is ID=0? Usually, I have seen CD set to 5 or 6. Have you tried changing IDs and see if alleviates your problem?

The reason I set CD to 0 is because I once upon a time tried to make my CD bootable... I read somewhere that the Tekram controller would like the boot devices to be 0 or 1. Since I never got it to work, I guess I could try changing the ID... Anyway, why did I encounter this problem with post-2.0.27 kernels? When I ran that I never had SCSI problems...

regards, Arun Khan

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