Re: MegaRAID under 2.2

2000-03-18 Thread Hecubus
 I've been trying to run the install for Debian potato (frozen) on
 a Dell PowerEdge 4400, but it won't recognize the installed Dell
 PERC2/DC (AMI MegaRAID) controller.

Oddly enough, I've been able to get this to boot from the base slink
install (2.0.36), but am unable to get this to work when I try to use
potato or upgrade the kernel to 2.2.x, after recompiling in megaraid
support. I tried booting it from the slink CD on a whim; I didn't
actually expect it to work.

Unfortunately, I need 2.2.x for Lotus Domino and SMP support, so leaving
it at 2.0.36 is not an option, as appealing as that may seem.


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Hecubus



Re: MegaRAID under 2.2

2000-03-18 Thread Jean-Philippe Guérard
Le 2000-03-17 17:31:00 -0600, Hecubus écrivait :
  I've been trying to run the install for Debian potato (frozen) on
  a Dell PowerEdge 4400, but it won't recognize the installed Dell
  PERC2/DC (AMI MegaRAID) controller.
 
 Oddly enough, I've been able to get this to boot from the base slink
 install (2.0.36), but am unable to get this to work when I try to use
 potato or upgrade the kernel to 2.2.x, after recompiling in megaraid
 support. I tried booting it from the slink CD on a whim; I didn't
 actually expect it to work.
 
 Unfortunately, I need 2.2.x for Lotus Domino and SMP support, so leaving
 it at 2.0.36 is not an option, as appealing as that may seem.

Have you compiled the SCSI generic support in your 2.2 kernel ?
It is required for this controler to work.

-- 
Jean-Philippe Guérard


Re: MegaRAID under 2.2

2000-03-15 Thread Jean-Philippe Guérard
Le 2000-03-15 15:47:03 -0600, Hecubus écrivait :
 I've been trying to run the install for Debian 2.2 (frozen) on a Dell
 PowerEdge 4400, but it won't recognize the installed Dell PERC2/DC
 (AMI MegaRAID) controller. I've even gone so far as to recompile my own
 kernel and configure it onto the rescue disk, but to no avail. 
 
 It boots - listing nothing under the megaraid kernel prompt - and denies
 the existance of a fixed disk when an attempt is made to partition. The
 RAID is configured and DOS recognizes the logical partition without the
 use of anything special.
 
 Any hints? Condolences?

See :

http://www.debian.org/Lists-Archives/debian-user-0002/msg00544.html

-- 
Jean-Philippe Guérard