> > The thing is that the driver detects in the order that PCI probes. So > > lower numbered busses and devices get probed first. Likewise, lower > > ordered scsi ID's get probed first. > > His problem is different Ben, it's finding the Qlogic vs. Symbios > cards in a different order in 2.6.0 > > Ie. in one the qlogic's get found first, in the other the symbios > cards are found first. > > Something in the 2.6.x scsi makefile changes are causing this > to happen.
Ah, I missed that. Only thing to do is build in the one that is for the root disk, and make the other a module. > > 1) The compiler should help here > > I don't think so :) Especially since he tried this with egcs64 > on 2.4.x which should work. True, but definitely can't hurt in the 2.6 case :) > I think they just do the SMP boot sequence or cpu numbering different > in the OBP found on his box. > > > 2) If you still get this, boot with the -p option on the OBP or SILO > > command line. It will get you earlyboot prom output so we can see > > where it stops. > > Indeed. Almost forgot, prtconf -pv output from either Solaris or Linux would be helpful aswell. -- Debian - http://www.debian.org/ Linux 1394 - http://www.linux1394.org/ Subversion - http://subversion.tigris.org/
