> > Seems the cadp driver is not yet packaged / > > is not available as an OpenSolaris IPS package. > > > > No idea why cadp isn't available in the extra > > repository. Maybe a problem because this driver > > isn't available as a 64-bit driver? > > > > I've CC:ed the indiana-discuss list; maybe we > > can get an explanation why cadp is missing in > > OpenSolaris... > > > > > I notified the HCL manager -- he'll update the list to remove > the indication that Adaptec 2940 is supported by OpenSolaris. > I think that the license issue is the sticking point, but > not having a 64-bit driver is perhaps also an issue.
Here's a link to the reply, on the indiana discuss list: http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=411598#411598 Maybe cadp will be included in a future opensolaris release... > I downloaded the cadp driver from Solaris 10 and installed > it. I managed (after several tries) to boot in 32-bit mode. > No joy -- the Adaptec 2940 is not recognized. What is the pci vendor and device id for your adaptec 2940 card? (check scanpci -v output) SX:CE supports these devices with the cadp driver: # grep "^cadp " /etc/driver_aliases cadp "pci9005,a180" cadp "pci9005,e100" cadp "pci9005,f500" cadp "pci9005,5f" cadp "pci9005,1f" cadp "pci9005,a100" cadp "pci9005,2180" > Running > modload cadp" loads the driver (according to modinfo) > but dmesg doesn't show that the card is recognized. Hmm, question is if the "cadp" driver is used with the pci vendor / device id for your card. Does "prtconf -D" list that "cadp" is the driver that should be used with the device node for the scsi controller? How did you install the S10 cadp driver? Using the add_drv command? What was the exact add_drv command that you used? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
