> >> ?I have successfully added -B > pci-ide="pci1095,6112" to >> the end of the kernel > line in grub and I can see the >> disk when I run > format from the live CD. Unfortunately the installed > instance of OpenSolaris doesn't see the disk." > > what does dmesg show when booted on the OpenSolaris > live cd with -B pci-ide="pci1095,6112" -rv, do see if > it using > the si3124 driver also check modinfo to update the > /a/etc/driver_aliases file > > This is worth a try to adding an entry in after you > install it and before the reboot: > > based on the -B option that is loaded in the kernel, > in file called /a/etc/driver_aliases may need to be > added as well. > si3124 "pci1095,6112" > > > Also update your grub menu in > /a/rpool/boot/grub/menu.lst, but the kernel may read
> then reboot with /a/.reconfigure > > Let us know what the RFE is after you get a cr in the > email. it may be a subset of 3124, that is why I > believe the dmesg , prtconf -v and the > /usr/sbin/prtpicl -v is needed for the RFE submission. I will try it with the si3124 driver but I don't think it works. It definitely does work with the pci-ide driver - I had it working before. I just didn't configure it at install time, leading to my current difficulty. The driver is definitely attached to the controller, since it appears in the prtconf output. The problem is the drive is not showing up. I will post dmesg output shortly. Cheers Andrew. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
