You are correct the JNI card will only work with the Red-Hat version.
Further more JNI has no forseeable intent to move the driver to open
source. The last word I recieved was that they have little interest in
compiling there driver for everyone/kernel under the sun. At this time
only purchase a JNI driver if you have the intent to use supported kernel
version. This basically means look for a new version with the next Red
Hat release and its associated kernel.
Jason Wachholz
University of Minnesota
Fibre Channel Research
On Wed, 26 Jul 2000, Steve Wampler wrote:
> Thanks for all of you who've responded - this has been most helpful!
>
> (For the record, we currently have a JNI card, but the driver (for
> 2.2.12-20)
> doesn't load under 2.2.14 and I haven't gotten any useful information
> about
> when they plan to have a 2.2.14 (or 2.4.x) driver. If someone knows
> more,
> I'd like to hear it. After the discussions here, we're leaning towards
> a
> QLogic-based card, either from qlogic or from VMIC (we also have to
> connect
> to the SAN from some VxWorks/PMC crates).
>
> Thanks again!
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