Hi, I tried to upgrade from 8.1 to 8.2b, and ran into problems which might be SCSI-related :
1> It kernel-panicked at reboot after installation, because it could not mount the root filesystem (which is /dev/sda5) (after a 30 second wait, see 2). It could find the kernel though, so this was a bit strange ! Any chance that the scsi drivers are not statically compiled into the kernel ? I solved this by reinstalling from scratch, which worked. 2> As opposed to 8.1, when booting, the system now very slowly checks the hda/hdb/hdc on IDE first, which takes +-30secs, before finally finding the SCSI partition and mounting it. This is a pain, is this configurable and if so, the default configuration might maybe be rendered a little more SCS-friendly ? Xeers Philip
