[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Something to note, however: the media transfer rate for those disks is at
most ~20MB/sec.
Hmm...
scsi0 : Adaptec AHA274x/284x/294x (EISA/VLB/PCI-Fast SCSI)
5.1.31/3.2.4
Adaptec AIC-7899 Ultra 160/m SCSI host adapter
Vendor: QUANTUM Model:
If Mandrake used LILO to install, there very well might be a backup in
/boot/boot.0800 or something like that. You might want to consult the
LILO documentation and/or a net search to see if they say how to restore
this (probably using dd).
If you have real W2K media, it has boot floppies and a
Alexander Viro wrote:
How about preventing the rest of threads from doing mmap()/munmap()/etc.
while the dump is taken? How about thread A coredumping, half of the image
being already written and thread B (nowhere near the kernel mode, mind
you) changing the data both in the area that is
Anybody get this working with 2.2.18 or 2.4.0-prerelease? I can't seem
to get the on-board 3c905c to work. I've seen it without an interrupt
assignment in /proc/interrupts. With Red Hat's pump (DHCP), it sends
packets out but doesn't seem to see the response.
I can provide more details.
Yes, it is rev 78, but I have at least 20 of these working on other
machines (Precision 620) for a long time now. The difference in this
machine is the i850 chipset vs. the i810 in the 620.
This seems to be a problem of 3c59x making a successful call of
request_irq(), but nothing shows up in
Andrew Morton wrote:
Could you please test this 2.2 driver?
http://www.uow.edu.au/~andrewm/linux/3c59x.c-2.2.19-pre2-2.gz
Bingo! This driver works fine. Thanks.
(Why do hardware people keep tweaking things for seemingly unnecessary reasons?)
--Lee Hetherington
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I had the exact same problem. I ended up getting around it by
installing a Linux image from another machine. 2.2.18 works fine on the
machine, but Red Hat 6.2's install would not reliably get past the
infinite reset stage.
So, there is hope that once you get something new enough on the machine
Does anyone have the IDE patches updated for 2.2.18-pre17? The version
for 2.2.18-pre3 has a lot of rejects when applied to pre17, and I
figured I'd see if someone has worked them out already.
Thank in advance.
--Lee Hetherington
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Something to note, however: the media transfer rate for those disks is at
> most ~20MB/sec.
Hmm...
scsi0 : Adaptec AHA274x/284x/294x (EISA/VLB/PCI-Fast SCSI)
5.1.31/3.2.4
Vendor: QUANTUM Model: ATLAS10K2-TY092L Rev: DA40
Type:
If Mandrake used LILO to install, there very well might be a backup in
/boot/boot.0800 or something like that. You might want to consult the
LILO documentation and/or a net search to see if they say how to restore
this (probably using dd).
If you have real W2K media, it has boot floppies and a
Alexander Viro wrote:
> How about preventing the rest of threads from doing mmap()/munmap()/etc.
> while the dump is taken? How about thread A coredumping, half of the image
> being already written and thread B (nowhere near the kernel mode, mind
> you) changing the data both in the area that is
Anybody get this working with 2.2.18 or 2.4.0-prerelease? I can't seem
to get the on-board 3c905c to work. I've seen it without an interrupt
assignment in /proc/interrupts. With Red Hat's pump (DHCP), it sends
packets out but doesn't seem to see the response.
I can provide more details.
Manfred wrote:
> Everything except the NIC works?
Yes.
> What do you mean with "without an interrupt assignment"?
> Is there no line for ethx in /proc/interrupt, or the number of
> interrupts remains 0?
There is no entry for eth0 anywhere in /proc/interrupts. That seems
strange.
> what does
Andrew Morton wrote:
> Please do. The boot-time messages which come out of the driver
> would be interesting. It would help if you add `debug=7' to
> the 3c59x modprobe command line also.
OK. I've included dmesg output due to modprobe with debug=7 followed by ifup
(using pump -- problems
Sorry to follow up, but I forgot to note that it is trying to share IRQ
11 for aic7xx and eth0. However, even if I move the Adaptec card to
another slot, where it gets IRQ 10, still no joy for eth0 on IRQ 11.
--Lee Hetherington
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Yes, it is rev 78, but I have at least 20 of these working on other
machines (Precision 620) for a long time now. The difference in this
machine is the i850 chipset vs. the i810 in the 620.
This seems to be a problem of 3c59x making a successful call of
request_irq(), but nothing shows up in
Andrew Morton wrote:
> Could you please test this 2.2 driver?
>
> http://www.uow.edu.au/~andrewm/linux/3c59x.c-2.2.19-pre2-2.gz
Bingo! This driver works fine. Thanks.
(Why do hardware people keep tweaking things for seemingly unnecessary reasons?)
--Lee Hetherington
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/proc/interrupts shows eth0 (sharing aic7xxx) now. The NIC is fully
functional now.
I was actually trying your 3c59x.c-2.2.19pre2.gz, and not the -2
version. Trying that now.
--Lee
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I had the exact same problem. I ended up getting around it by
installing a Linux image from another machine. 2.2.18 works fine on the
machine, but Red Hat 6.2's install would not reliably get past the
infinite reset stage.
So, there is hope that once you get something new enough on the machine
Does anyone have the IDE patches updated for 2.2.18-pre17? The version
for 2.2.18-pre3 has a lot of rejects when applied to pre17, and I
figured I'd see if someone has worked them out already.
Thank in advance.
--Lee Hetherington
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