Hello CLUG members, I might have an interesting case of SCSI misbehaviour here. The story is: I have a system with two SCSI controllers, an Adaptec 2940 with three hard disks, and a 1542 to which a MO drive gets connected occasionally. I am booting from one of the drives on the 2940, so I have the 2940 driver compiled into the kernel. The 1542 driver is a module, and I load it from boot.local. My kernel is 2.2.19.
All this was working fine - until I replaced the motherboard with a more up-to-date one. I really only swapped the motherboard, and now I get this at boot-up: aha1542.c: Unable to abort command for target 0 aha1542.c: Trying device reset for target 0 aha1542.c: Unable to abort command for target 0 Sent BUS RESET to scsi host... And this goes on for all the remaining target numbers and then starts over again. Now I have google'd around and found some vague information which does not lead me further. I have tried the following, without any different outcome: - Removed the aha1542 module and compiled it into the kernel - Turned on and off PnP in the MoBo BIOS - Turned off the Adaptec BIOS - Tried it with a 2.4.10 kernel all to no avail. I would highly appreciate any comments on this. What I find particularly strange is that the whole setup worked straight away without any problems with my old Pentium-I board, and it does not work with a slightly more recent board. Kind regards, Helmut Walle. +----------------+ | Helmut Walle | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | 03 - 388 39 54 | +----------------+
