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Description of problem:
Installer can't find devices attached to SRCU31L raid controller

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Boot from Redhat 7.2 cdrom
2.Select any instalation type
3.Select any partition method
	

Actual Results:  Installer can't find any devices to install operating 
system

Expected Results:  Run partition program (Diskdruid)

Additional info:

Machine Specs:
2x Intel Xeon 1Gz
Intel SBT2 Motherboard (updated with all firmwares and bios)
Intel Raid Controller SRCU31L (updated with firmware stack 6.xx)
2x Quantum SCSI HD 36Gb

Hi,

the installer detects the Intel reaid controller and tries to load the 
GDTH driver and gives no error. If I do ALT-F3 to switch to another 
console I see an error like this:

* going to insmod gdth.o (path is NULL)
/tmp/gdth.o: init_module: %m
Hint: insmod errors can be caused by incorrect module parameters, 
including invalid IO or IRQ parameters

Then when the installation program asks to select a partition method it 
opens an error window saying:

"An error has ocurred - no valid devices were found on which to create 
new filesystems."

On Intel's site there's a driver disk for Redhat 7.1 but it doesn't work, 
it gives the same error.

If I switch to the shell using ALT-F2 and go to /proc/scsi there ins't 
any directory named gdth, only a file name scsi.

NOTE: I'm using the new 6.xx software stack on the SRCU31L which is 
compatible with the ICP-VORTEX cards. The old 5.xx software stack used 
the I2O driver on Linux.
I tried to install on two identical machines and got the same results, so 
I think it's not an hardware problem.

Thanks for your support.