Bug 14004 – Installer doesn't recognize Compaq Integrated Array Controller (PCI) devices

Bug 14004 - Installer doesn't recognize Compaq Integrated Array Controller (PCI) devices

Summary:	Installer doesn't recognize Compaq Integrated Array Controller (PCI) devices

Status:	CLOSED RAWHIDE

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Product:	Red Hat Linux
Classification:	Retired
Component:	kudzu (Show other bugs)
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Version:	7.1
Hardware:	i386 Linux

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Assigned To:	Bill Nottingham
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Reported:	2000-07-14 17:42 EDT by John Cagle
Modified:	2014-03-16 22:14 EDT (History)
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Last Closed:	2000-07-17 15:34:00 EDT
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Description John Cagle 2000-07-14 17:42:14 EDT

Installer doesn't automatically recognize Compaq Integrated Array Controller (PCI) devices when doing a CD install on the ProLiant DL360 and 
ProLiant DL380.  The workaround is to use 'expert' mode and manually load the appropriate drivers.

It appears that the Compaq Integrated Array controller is not being auto-detected in Red Hat 7.0 Beta 3.  It has the SYMBIOS chip 53C150.  It 
has two possible PCI VENDOR and DEVICE Ids, depending if it is configured in array, or non-array mode (Dumb SCSI).

In non-array mode (PCI VENDOR = 0x1000 DEV=0x000a) the symbios driver should be loaded.
In array mode (PCI VENDOR = 0x1000 DEV=0x0010) the cpqarray driver should be loaded.

Comment 1 Matt Wilson 2000-07-17 15:33:58 EDT

This would be a problem in kudzu

Comment 2 Bill Nottingham 2000-07-18 12:20:00 EDT

These are all under the Symbios PCI id? OK, fixed in CVS.

Comment 3 John Cagle 2000-07-19 10:00:53 EDT

The both have the same PCI *VENDOR* id, but they have different *DEVICE* ids.
(See the original description of the problem.)  Have you added both drivers and device ids?

Comment 4 Bill Nottingham 2000-07-19 10:52:52 EDT

Yes; I'm just curious; do you know if it's possible to get the 0x0010 device
ID on a Symbios controller that's *not* a raid controller?

Comment 5 John Cagle 2000-07-20 19:37:20 EDT

FYI - Charles White tells me that the 0x0010 device ID
will *not* exist if the controller isn't configured to do RAID.

Comment 6 John Cagle 2000-07-24 18:05:07 EDT

Verified fixed in beta4.

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