Thanks, Marion. That was a very useful reply. I was unaware of that fact. The
trick, as always when dealing with SCSI, being to find the appropriate cable ;)
Francois
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Hi,
Hi Milan,
Francois Laagel píše v čt 29. 10. 2009 v 12:04 -0700:
Can we expect the adp driver (present in SXCE build
125) to be included into the OpenSolaris extra
repository at some point in the future? That driver
supports a bunch of old Adaptec HBAs--the AHA 2940
(aka AIC7861)
f.laa...@ieee.org said:
Yes, they do officially support Solaris starting with the 29160 (sol7 and
8!). Of course, that's an LVD adapter. If you so unlucky as to have a
single-ended SCSI backup unit as I do, and still want to use OpenSolaris to
drive it, your only recourse is to bet on SXCE in
Hi,
Francois Laagel píše v čt 29. 10. 2009 v 12:04 -0700:
Can we expect the adp driver (present in SXCE build 125) to be included into
the OpenSolaris extra repository at some point in the future? That driver
supports a bunch of old Adaptec HBAs--the AHA 2940 (aka AIC7861) being one of
Some light on Adaptec ;-)
Note: In the past years Adaptec has lied to us repeatedly about forthcoming
documentation which would have allowed us to stabilize, improve and manage RAID
support for these (rather buggy) raid controllers.
As a result, we do not recommend the Adaptec cards for use.
Can we expect the adp driver (present in SXCE build 125) to be included into
the OpenSolaris extra repository at some point in the future? That driver
supports a bunch of old Adaptec HBAs--the AHA 2940 (aka AIC7861) being one of
them--and seems to be distributable only under binary form, which
