On Wednesday 12 May 2004 04:40 pm, Joseph Brockert wrote:
| Are you suggesting that when the yast probe finds the the raid card
| and and recommends loading the dpt_i2o driver that I say no and
| continue on?, or is their a setting on the card itself that I need to
| disable?....thanks joe
|
| On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 14:55, g.lams@itcilo.org wrote:
| > I had the same kind of problem on an "old" integrated and I had to
| > disable i2o on the raid adapter. I also had to pass 2 parameters at
| > boot time but disabling i2o could be enough
| >
| > gael
| >
| > -----Joseph Brockert wrote: -----
| >
| > >To: suse-linux-e@suse.com
| > >From: Joseph Brockert
| > >Date: 12/05/2004 09:06PM
| > >Subject: [SLE] SuSE 9.1 installation on Adaptec Raid with dtp_i2o
| > >driver
| > >
| > >I boot to SuSE install dvd and start a manual install. Yast finds
| > > my adaptec(dtp) 2000 raid card and ask to load the dpt_i20
| > > drivers, I say
| > >OK. Yast continues but says it can find any hard disks. I know
| > > hards are
| > >installed, because I have formated them up, install SuSE 9.0, then
| > >reformated. This same process works OK with SuSE 9.0 installation.
| > >I
| > >have tried just installing to a single disk, or a raid setup, but
| > >the
| > >intallation never finds any disks. Can anyone give me an idea
| > > where to
| > >look next?.....joe
Gael,
I have a DPT PM2865U3, which is pretty much an Adaptec 21xxS RAID
controller with an Adaptec-ified BIOS on one of my personal
workstations. I also put several of these cards in clients' servers.
The card works flawlessly on SuSE 8.0, 8.1 and 8.2. On 9.0, the driver
got "double vision" and saw at least one hard disk twice. Only way to
install 9.0 was to create a hardware RAID1 array (but when one of the
drives died, SuSE freaked, so now I'm back to 8.2).
I was unable to convince SuSE that they had a problem here.
What parms did you pass to the driver to get it to work properly in 9.0?
Thanks,
Mark
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