The way one used to get around this under RH 6.2 and 7.1 was to use "linux apic" when you were installing. Now that works for the installation but fails on a live system. The last time I queried RH on is they said "its a bug in the chipset --its intel's problem and there's nothing we can or will do about it." Too bad because RH8 is such a nice system otherwise. However SuSE8.1 works quite well on the system.
Of course, there are more of these motherboards around than you can shake a stick at.. I've never understood RedHat's position on making this work either -- why tick off a large installed base...?
David
On Friday, Nov 15, 2002, at 16:02 America/New_York, Samuel Flory wrote:
David HM Spector wrote:I made the mistake of trying to upgrade a RH7.3 based ISP2150 to RH8.0... now its dead. The system gets into an endless SCSI sleep/reset loop when trying to access its disks.
This was a serious problem as RH7.2 and then got fixed by 7.3 and now its back again... Has anyone had success installing RH8 on an ISP2150?
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