From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.76 [en] (Win98; U) The modules file on the driver disk is a bit buggered in that the 3ware driver section includes a .o on the driver name. However, even after removing that and retrying the installation I continue to get the message that the driver cannot be insmodded. I thought that perhaps upgrading the firmware on my card would fix the issue, but it's still broken. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Do a "text expert" install. 2. Insert the driver disk when prompted. 3. Select SCSI then the 3w-xxxx driver. 4. Wait patiently for the driver to be installed. Actual Results: I got a message stating that the driver wasn't able to be loaded. Expected Results: I'd expect a success message similar to the one that I got for the initio driver. I'm running (at this point) the very latest 3ware firmware that's available from their website. The card is an Escalade 6200 with a pair of Western Digital 30gb harddrives configured in a mirror.
We (Red Hat) should really try to resolve this before next release.
Am I right in understanding that you are reporting a bug in 3-ware's driver disk here?
Oh, I'm sorry, you are running the beta. Yes, driver disks are specific to one particular release, and unless 3ware has made a release specifically for fisher it would be expected not to work...
Actually, I'm using the driver disk that came on the CD ...
Oh, that driver disk. I'm sorry, I was confused by your reference to their website. To make sure that anaconda gets fixed, I'm assigning this to anaconda; once that is fixed we can check and see if there is an additional problem.
fixed in anaconda cvs
Cool, how can I get ahold of the driver disk so that I might give it a try?
I have the same problem. Where can i get this fix? Marc Groot Koerkamp