As far as I know, the only best way is to install to a regular SCSI drive on a
standalone host and then setup the support through a kernel compile. However I have
the same card and plan on installing Debian to it, I will make a custom 2.2 kernel for
the debian-boot floppy disks and let you know how it goes.
David
On Wed, Oct 03, 2001 at 04:19:59PM -0600, Darby Schock wrote:
> Hello
> I'm installing debian 2.2 on an intel based machine with a Mylex DAC960PL
> SCSI RAID controller (3 2gig SCSI hard drives). The regular 1.44 root image
> doesn't recognize the RAID controller. Is there a quick and easy way to get
> the RAID controller recognized, so I may install on the SCSI hard drives?
>
> Thanks?
>
> Darby Schock
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