From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.75 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.2.16-22smp i686) Description of problem: a) after installing patch for kernel 2.4.3-12smp aic7xxx aint working b) after either patching kernel 2.4.3 or 2.4.6 with adaptec aic7xxx driver, it's aint working None of solutions presented in above solved my problem. Hardware config: motherboard: SuperMicro 370DER with aic-7892 2x PIII 1GHz 2x IBM 36.7GB U160 Ide cd-rom How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.install rh 7.1 on some ide drive attached to computer. 2.try to access scsid drives-not work (known bug 29555) 3a.install kernel patch from redhat: kernel-2.4.3-12.i686.rpm -> still no access 3b. download and complie kernel 2.4.6 from www.linuxhq.com -> still no access 3c. download aic7xxx patches from adaptec site for both 2.4.3 and 2.4.6 kernels http://people.freebsd.org/~gibbs/linux/ -> still no access Actual Results: for 3a -> module loads but show errors -> no acess for 3b -> errors -> no acess (2.4.6 has the same version of aic7xxx as rh7.1 update) for 3c(2.4.6) -> module loads but dumps errors about parity, and still no access) for 3c(2.4.3) -> error in patch Expected Results: load module, get access to SCSI disks, install rh 7.1 on scsi disk and deattach ide hd disk (this is supposed to be server with no ide hard drives attached) Additional info: It's pretty urgent for me, this server should be working since beginning of the July.
Are you sure all your devices have unique SCSI ID's ?
SCSi ID are: 0 , 1 So that're definitely difrent. Luaks
First, this is not the same as bug 29555 (not even close, please read the bug report more carefully next time, where it mentions "If you don't have an Intel 440GX motherboard, then this isn't the same bug you have" is pretty clear that you don't have the same bug). Second, the problem you describe sounds like a hardware/cabling issue. In other words, if I had to guess (and I do because you tell me there are errors, but not what the errors are), I would say you have either bad/wrongly configured termination or you are using the wrong SCSI cable or a SCSI cable that doesn't have a terminator on the end of it. Before I can help you at all, I have to know *exactly* what the errors are.
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