Please add a descriptive phrase to the summary, and more in-depth description here (be sure to note any arch-specific issues): I2O SCSI RAID from manufacturers like Adaptec now uses the i2o_block driver, rather than the dpt_i2o used in FC1 and earlier distributions. Beware that block devices used by i2o_block are now /dev/i2o/hd* rather than /dev/sd* SCSI device nodes. This may be problematic for those upgrading from older distributions using dpt_i2o. After an upgrade to FC3, you may need to boot using a rescue disk and edit your /etc/fstab to use the new device nodes. http://i2o.shadowconnect.com/ Visit the I2O Home Page for more information about the new I2O device layer, and Fedora specific notes.
Warren -- here's what I added. Unless I hear otherwise, I'll assume that it's acceptable: I2O SCSI RAID adapters from manufacturers such as Adaptec now use the i2o_block driver, rather than the dpt_i2o driver used by Fedora Core 1 and earlier distributions. Be aware that block devices used by the i2o_block driver are /dev/i2o/hd* rather than the /dev/sd* SCSI devices. This may be problematic for those upgrading from older distributions that used the dpt_i2o driver. Therefore, after an upgrade to Fedora Core 3, you may need to boot using a rescue disk and edit your /etc/fstab file to use the new devices. For more information about the new I2O device layer and Fedora Core-specific notes, visit the I2O homepage: http://i2o.shadowconnect.com/