> I'm running Debian with a 2.0.36 kernel.
> I want to upgrade my system to the following:
>
>12..18Gb HD
>DAT Tape Backup system
>SCSI card for connecting both.
>
> Witch SCSI card is best supported, and whitch DAT type is best supported?
> Where can
Ries van Twisk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm running Debian with a 2.0.36 kernel.
> I want to upgrade my system to the following:
>
> 12..18Gb HD
> DAT Tape Backup system
> SCSI card for connecting both.
>
> Witch SCSI card is best sup
Hai,
I'm running Debian with a 2.0.36 kernel.
I want to upgrade my system to the following:
12..18Gb HD
DAT Tape Backup system
SCSI card for connecting both.
Witch SCSI card is best supported, and whitch DAT type is best supported?
Where can I find the doc'
oot, and /home
> SCSI hard disk being used as /root
>
> SCSI host adapter that is ISA, and does not work without drivers
> (software)...in other words, I cannot boot up on a SCSI drive.
>
Could you post your lilo.conf and your tables of partition ?
Make sure that you've compiled
hello,
OK, in my attempt to get my system back to normal after ditching Red Hat,
I'd like to iron out some problems with LILO. First an explanation of my
system:
IDE hard disk being used as /boot, and /home
SCSI hard disk being used as /root
SCSI host adapter that is ISA, and does not work wit
Hi there,
I am not new to Linux, though, new to Debian.
Yesterday I installed the base system from floppies, everything went fine,
except I had no chance to tell the dbootstrap program the kernel
parameters for my SCSI card. It was not listed with other SCSI cards when
doing the kernel/modules
I'm having a problem installing the linux from
the cdrom because it is controlled by a adaptec scsi card (aha1505). I don't
know what i can do about it. I'm a begginer in linux and that's why I'm asking
you for your help.
If you have a solution for my problem I
he partitions I wanted.
Now I wanted to install Linux!
When booting Linux from a 3,5" FD the following line appeared:
"Failed initialization WD(Western Digital) 7000 SCSI-card"
It was that Linux didn't recognize any HDD in my system, when I tried
to make the root,swap etc. partiti
I can't boot with the rescue disk because it can't initialise my scsi
card, so I can't install debian 2.0
I downloaded the files 'linux' 'root.bin' 'resc1440.bin' 'drv1440.bin'
from debian.org in order to boot from floppies or hard disk
I can't boot with the rescue disk because it can't initialise my scsi
card (it's a tekram DC-390), so I can't install DEBIAN 2.
I downloaded the files 'linux' 'root.bin' 'resc1440.bin'
'drv1440.bin'
from debian.org in order to boo
orked fine.
My suggestion is to go and buy a SCSI-1 or 2 card that is supported and you
should be just fine. IMHO.
Erik.
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1998 13:39:36 +0100
From: "Helge Hafting" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: H C Pumphrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subjec
On Tue, 6 Oct 1998, H C Pumphrey wrote:
>
> Hi debian users and SANE people:
[...]
> No-one mentions the 3181x / 3151x so I can't tell from this what to do
> about my card. If anyone can tell me what to do or point me at the right
> documentation, I'd be grateful.
[...]
If you go to the SANE ft
d see if yours is detetected by any of the
drivers.
>Suggestions for that would be welcome, too - remember I only want the
>SCSI card for the scanner. Is the August 1996 SCSI-Howto still useful in
>this respect, or is it hopelessly out of date?
I ought to be useful. There may be su
good scanner and (c) my
supplier could get one easily. I have no other SCSI devices. The scanner
comes with its own SCSI card and this is the reason I havn't got it
working yet.
I have found out what sort of card it is: a DTC 3181x / 3151x, whatever
that means. I can't find out from t
>> Hi:
>> I am working out problems using an onboard Adaptec aic7888 SCSI
>> controller.
>> The machine takes 12,000,000 web hits per month and growing, and has lots
>> of disk space as well as 4 11.5GB IDE drives in it.
>>
>> Its locking up now after I turned on verbose error reporting with timeo
On Thu, Jul 09, 1998 at 08:10:08PM +0200, Jens Ritter wrote:
> Allen Ahoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Anyway, if this is a controller issue, whats the best controller for busy
> > web servers running Debian LInux 1.3, kernel 2.0.33 and apache?
> > I can just get one and be done with it,
Allen Ahoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Anyway, if this is a controller issue, whats the best controller for busy
> web servers running Debian LInux 1.3, kernel 2.0.33 and apache?
> I can just get one and be done with it, recompile and that particular one,
> and ...
I heard a rumor that busl
Hi:
I am working out problems using an onboard Adaptec aic7888 SCSI
controller.
The machine takes 12,000,000 web hits per month and growing, and has lots
of disk space as well as 4 11.5GB IDE drives in it.
Its locking up now after I turned on verbose error reporting with timeout
messages for SCSI
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>I have an Iwill-SCSI-Card "SIDE2935UW" (see http://www.iwill.com.tw/).
>Under DOS, Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 it works very good. Now I wont
>to install the a Debian-Linux-Distribution (1.3.1), but it dosen't
>works.
I have an Iwill-SCSI-Card "SIDE2935UW" (see http://www.iwill.com.tw/).
Under DOS, Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 it works very good. Now I wont
to install the a Debian-Linux-Distribution (1.3.1), but it dosen't
works.
The distribution is on a CD and the CD is connected with the
zes and
: GDM> uses the
: GDM> ASUS SC875 (Symbiosor NCR) scsi card that I have no problem but when I
: GDM> build my own kernel it won't recognize it.
:
: GDM> I am trying to build from the kernel-source-2.0.33 package in hamm
: GDM> and am choosing the ncr53c7x
On Wed, 6 May 1998, G.Dale Miller wrote:
> I am trying to build a kernel with only the options I want now that I
> have hamm
> installed again. The boot floppy made from this install recognizes and
> uses the
> ASUS SC875 (Symbiosor NCR) scsi card that I have no problem but when I
"GDM" == G Dale Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
GDM> I am trying to build a kernel with only the options I want now that I
GDM> have hamm
GDM> installed again. The boot floppy made from this install recognizes and
GDM> uses the
GDM> ASUS SC875 (Symbi
I am trying to build a kernel with only the options I want now that I
have hamm
installed again. The boot floppy made from this install recognizes and
uses the
ASUS SC875 (Symbiosor NCR) scsi card that I have no problem but when I
build my own kernel it won't recognize it.
I am trying to
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted as well.
and I will return this Adaptec 2940 before you can bat an eye :-)
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Hi,
I got a umax scaner ... came with a scsi card that looks to be a
"dtc3181a" does any one know if this card will work? ... and how to get
it to work ... I saw in the /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/ a dtc3x80 driver
... will this work? ...
Thanks
-Kevin, kc5vxy
[EMAIL
I have had good luck with the Symbios Logic (NCR) 8751SP card. Use
the Linux driver that was ported from FreeBSD (it is in the standard
kernel config menu).
Luis Francisco Gonzalez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
> I am considering to buy one of these beasts and had thought about AHA 2940UW.
>
The BusLogic driver is faster, more reliable, and more robust than the
Adaptec driver. BusLogic supports free software.
Thanks,
Jeff
On Tue, Sep 02, 1997 at 12:40:27PM +0100, Luis Francisco Gonzalez wrote:
> Hi,
> I am considering to buy one of these beasts and had thought about AHA 2940UW.
> I
AHA 2940UW works reliably here. Performance seems good though I
haven't done timing studies.
--
Jean Pierre
On Tue, 2 Sep 1997, Luis Francisco Gonzalez wrote:
> I am considering to buy one of these beasts and had thought about AHA 2940UW.
> I was wondering if people had experience with those a
go to buslogic, 2940uw is too cable sensitive.
Luis Francisco Gonzalez wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am considering to buy one of these beasts and had thought about AHA 2940UW.
> I was wondering if people had experience with those and/or if there is another
> suggestiong (Buslogic?)
>
> Thanks,
> Luis.
>
Hi,
I am considering to buy one of these beasts and had thought about AHA 2940UW.
I was wondering if people had experience with those and/or if there is another
suggestiong (Buslogic?)
Thanks,
Luis.
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I'm doing a new install of Debian 1.3.0 and when I get to the device
drivers section,
None of the 4 options for SCSI controllers worked. Does anyone have any
ideas ?
The AHA-15110A is fairly ancient and has no boot ROM and has jumpers for
resource
settings. The boot drive is an IDE, so it's not cr
I've got two new computers which have Symbios Logic SYM8751SP cards with
the NCR53c875 chip. The installation disks I've tried (resq1440.bin of
4Jan97 19:39 and rsc1440.bin of 18Jan97 21:53) both fail to detect any
disks so I copied my custom 2.0.27 kernel from a previously new computer
(which
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