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тАО09-12-2005 10:22 PM
тАО09-12-2005 10:22 PM
lp1000r+Smart Array problem
Hello,
Has anyone issued this problem so far :
I can boot and begin the installation of any Linux distribution via bootable CD with the native NCR53Cxxx SCSI controler.
At the time that I insert a Smart Array 2SL card (with configured disks) the Linux install program hangs immediatly after the boot method prompt (vmlinuz and initrd loads, and then nothing happens anymore).
thanks for your help
Has anyone issued this problem so far :
I can boot and begin the installation of any Linux distribution via bootable CD with the native NCR53Cxxx SCSI controler.
At the time that I insert a Smart Array 2SL card (with configured disks) the Linux install program hangs immediatly after the boot method prompt (vmlinuz and initrd loads, and then nothing happens anymore).
thanks for your help
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тАО09-13-2005 08:24 PM
тАО09-13-2005 08:24 PM
Re: lp1000r+Smart Array problem
Which distributions of Linux are you using (versions are important) and where did you source the 'cpqarray' driver from?
One long-haired git at your service...
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тАО09-13-2005 10:35 PM
тАО09-13-2005 10:35 PM
Re: lp1000r+Smart Array problem
I tried Debian Sarge, Redhat 9, Scientific Linux and Fedora.
The driver doesn't matter, because the freezing behave before the loading of drivers. As I said, the system hangs just after the boot methode screen (where you choose boot options, like "linux text").
The only way to make the system to boot is with floppy disks (which succeeds for Debian and RedHat, but I am not able to use the CDROM drive with RedHAt then, BUT I CAN WITH DEBIAN (so there is no hardware failure).
Unfortunately, I want to use Fedora, and no floppy disk install option is proposed...
The driver doesn't matter, because the freezing behave before the loading of drivers. As I said, the system hangs just after the boot methode screen (where you choose boot options, like "linux text").
The only way to make the system to boot is with floppy disks (which succeeds for Debian and RedHat, but I am not able to use the CDROM drive with RedHAt then, BUT I CAN WITH DEBIAN (so there is no hardware failure).
Unfortunately, I want to use Fedora, and no floppy disk install option is proposed...
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