On Wed, Oct 27, 1999 at 08:51:24AM +0200, ejcpons wrote:
> with Suse 6.1 kernel 2.2.5
>
> at Liunx boot, I can read :
> scsi : 0 hosts
> scsi : detected total
That's OK as the driver did not get loaded yet.
> When I use manualy modprobe aha152x aha 152x=0x140,11,1 - I haven't any
> error messages
> and the sgcheck command detect my two scsi devices (scanner, r and rw cd
> drive)
>
> I also use at lilo prompt the command aha152x=....... or in lilo.conf
> append=aha......
> without any effect.
So, the aha152x driver is not in the kernel you boot.
But: Your root fs is on another Controller (IDE?), so you don't need to have
it in the kernel, but the module approach is fine.
put alias scsi_hostadapter aha152x in conf.modules and the module should
get _autoloaded_ when sb. tries to access the SCSI devices.
If you don't like modules, install a kernel with aha152x support from the CD.
> I also use in conf.modules a line options aha...... without success
It should remove the need to specify the params on the commandline, when
using modprobe. Keep it, otherwise the autoload won't succeed.
PS: If you got more problems like this: Please email privately to me, as
this is no linux scsi driver problem.
Regards,
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