Have you tried adding a line of boot parameters??
I have two SCSI cards and the 2940UW is recognized but the 1522 isn't. So I
add the following at boot time:
aha152x=0x0140,10,1,0
or close to that showing that I am using address x140 and IRQ 10. I plugged
those options on the card... No pnp involved.
Jim Roland wrote:
> I am trying install Linux with the only drive being attached to an Adaptec
> 1520B SCSI Controller. I've tried turning the PnP on the card on and off,
> tried BIOS addresses DC00 (default) and D000, and both Port address
> possibilities 340 and 140, all of which yield the boot message scsi: 0
> hosts detected, and the /dev/sda device is not able to find a drive.
>
> I have tried using the aha152x.s and scsi.s boot images and neither will
> see the controller.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
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