If it is not loading the scsi bios from the controller at boot up then there
is probably some sort of hardware conflict, I would probably try shuffling
the cards that you have in your system i.e. move the scsi card to a
different slot. When you put the network card in it may be causing a
conflict as well, so try different slots. If your working with an intel
box, on boot there should be a list of irq's used by there various pci cards
just after the memory and hardware desciptions. I know there sorts of
things should not affect linux but maybe its worth a try...
Andreas Tille [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Jason Thomas wrote:
>
> > >From what you have already said that looks correct.
> Any idea, how to cope with that problem?
>
> I tried to solve the problem by inserting another SCSI controller
> (Adaptec AHA-1542CF) which worked well but after inserting a
> networkadapter it refuses to load the Adaptec-BIOS while BIOS
> startup. Even removing the Network adapter again has not helped :-(.
>
> May be I ahve to insert some debugging stuff in the driver but
> help for this would be very apreciated because I never did any
> kernel driver programming/debugging.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andreas.
>
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