Quoting James Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 17:53, James Ferguson wrote:
> I agree with your diagnosis -- Kernel modules don't generally play nice
> between kernel versions.
At I guess I would be thinking that what happens is more that Fedora can somehow
detect that the module is for the kernel in RH9 and therefore ignores it. I
suspect if this test could be turned off there would be a reasonable chance
that the interfaces the module relies on hadn't changed and everything would be
fine... there'd possibly also be a chance that everything would go horribly
wrong though.
> If it's a possibility, I'd say the simplest way
> forward is to install a minimal RH9 system and use up2date or yum to
> turn it into a Fedora box post-install.
That'll have to wait till I get Broadband, :), which won't be too long.
> You'll need to leave the
> existing RH kernel in place though.
I think a RAID I'm only really running for fun isn't really worth it if it means
my kernel is frozen potentially forever... still it'd be a lot of stuffing
around to go back to a non-RAID setup.
> Did it come with source code?
Nope. This is all I've got:
A:\LINUXD~1.ZIP\rh90>dir
Volume in drive A has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 0000-0000
Directory of A:\LINUXD~1.ZIP\rh90
13/09/2003 11:04a <DIR> .
13/09/2003 11:04a <DIR> ..
29/04/2003 02:37p 40,492 iteraid.o
06/02/2003 01:50p 58 modinfo
29/04/2003 02:36p 36,831 modules.cgz
06/02/2003 01:50p 18 modules.dep
06/02/2003 01:50p 8,563 pcitable
06/02/2003 01:50p 21 rhdd-6.1
6 File(s) 85,983 bytes
2 Dir(s) 929,792 bytes free
A:\LINUXD~1.ZIP\rh90>
> I'm afraid I don't know much about the
> state of your hardware's support in Linux.
Is it possible there's a generic open source version out there?
> If you can find the source,
> perhaps you could build this code (or find a built copy) on another
> Fedora box.
Maybe if I asked Gigabyte nicely :)
> HTH,
>
> James.
>
>
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