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I tried to install 7.1 on a Netfinity 3500. On boot I typed "noprobe" and selected the new experimental Adaptec driver. I performed the installation on the box. This machine has no IDE drives and two SCSI drives attached to the Adaptec 7892P (rev 02) controller. I custom installed everything on half of /dev/sda1 (~5 gig). On reboot from sda1, scsi0 loads the AIC7xxx_mod then a boot message for scsi1 says it loaded aic7xxx. Then the following message is catted to the screen infinately: scsi0: ahc_intr_referenced scd not valid during SELTO scb (1,255) I booted in rescue mode and tfound two separate entries in the modules.conf for this one controller. I do not remember this behaviour from 7.0. Here are the two entries. alias scsi_hostadapter aic7xxx alias scsi_hostadapter1 aic7xxx_mod I tried screwing around with the modules by leaving only the first entry, then by changing the module in the second entry to match one or the other module and by making new initrd images, but nothing is working. The box is in Meridian if you need to experiment :-) Johnray out
Those two modules should *never* be loaded at the same time. Remove one of them from the modules.conf file and make a new initrd, then open a bugzilla entry against anaconda for putting both of them into the modules.conf file.
I reassigned the bug to Anaconda.. Thanks Doug...
where is the machine?
The machine is at my desk in Meridian. Buzz me if you need to look at it (I'm on the corporate phone-list). J
Changing assignment. It's already assigned to anaconda, but it is still in my name.
Does this happen with Roswell2 or newer?
Any more info here?
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