From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.9) Gecko/20020408 Description of problem: ive tryed just about everything!! including (6.1 7.1 7.3 8.0 redhat)(8.0 mandrake)and all the same thing, what workes is Beos 5.0 and windoz nt and 2k.[BUT I WANT REDHAT]!! unable to find any details on module parms.but ive tried a few,module dosent seem to accept any extra parms. new aic driver dosent work at all, old driver picks up driver and install it finds all attached drivers but keeps scanning for drives, (on V4 of couse) <4> SCSI host abort (pid 30) timed out - reseting - trying harder <4> SCSI bus is being reset for host 0 channel 0 repeats this over and over but pid, starts at 30 and increces by 1 for each reset. machine is a 92 AMI dual pentium, on board aic7870p(chip), 2 hi end hotswap scsi drives...i think its an ICL Teamserver FI, hard to find info on but good box..i hope! ive even tryed installing msdos to scsidrives booting dos making scsi cdrom work and installing through dos utils, but to no avail. installed cdrom on ide channel and much the same except i had access to V2.. unfortunatly im fairly new to linux and dont know what im dooing enough.. ant help appreciated.. excuse spelling.. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.boot of flopy 2.load driver disk as new driver domt work at all 3.select old driver and watch out put on V4 Actual Results: loads driver aic7xxx.old finds all attached drivers but keeps on scanning endlessly, only pid changes, starts at 30 goes up by 1 each reset of bus Expected Results: load anaconda continu installing the best os.. Additional info: ive tryed removing drives and cdrom but keeps on scaning. ive tryed 1 prossesor. thereis not much in the bios but i have turned that on and off to to no avail...--help ...pls..
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