On Wednesday 08 September 2004 21:47, David YC Yu wrote: > Hi : > Sorry to bother you guys. > I have 3 hard disks, one IDE, two SCSI harddisk2. And I use CD-ROM to > install Debian. I wanto to install Linux in my one of SCSI hard disk. > But install program only can detect the IDE harddisk, and can't find out > SCSI hard disk. > > P.S. SCSI adapter controlller can detect successfaull my two SCSI > harddisk during BIOS booting. > > > > Best Rgds > David YC Yu > Solution Development & CTC, IBM Taiwan > Office Address: Room A, 12F, No. 170, Tun Hua North Road, Taipei 105, > Taiwan > Tie-line: 849-8582, Tel: 886-2-2714-8582, FAX: 886-2-2545-9390
Are you installing Woody or Sarge? If you're using woody, you'll need the SCSI modules on a floppy disk. Before you come to the disk partitioning step, load the SCSI modules, and you'll be fine from there. Also, you might try some of the other install kernels. I don't know which you are using, but I think bf2.4 has support for more hardware, possibly including SCSI. If you're using Sarge, you might need to use expert mode to grab the SCSI drivers off the CD-ROM. They will then be loaded, and you'll be fine. If this doesn't help, post the errors you get, along with the steps you've tried, and also post your hardware configuration. Justin Guerin -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
