by : : I have an QAccess Fast SCSI II Card with an Adaptec AIC-6360 chip on it
: : (which I've never heard of) Anyhow the card works (it's running my NEC 4x
: : CD-Rom drive and a Seagate 1.2gig harddrive ... and works great!!!)
: : Anyhow I've recently purchase Using Linux Special Edition and it came
: : with Linux on CD-Rom...I created my boot and root disks (boot disk was
: : the scsinet one and root was the color144 one) I boot up and it attempts
: : to locate my scsi card but keeps timing out until it gives up!? Is there
: : a patch or upgrade that would fix this...or maybe a procedure to get
: : Linux to recognize my card....
: I've the same Problem with an Adaptec 1515 Controller, with the same
: AIC chip. At bootup the kernel detect the controller at the right
: adresses, but then the kernel-driver looks for connected Devices
: at every SCSI-target, but nothing is detected . The messages at bootup
: looks like:
: ------------- this repeat for every SCSI-ID -------------------------------- : Does anybody know, what this mean and what I have to do, that the kernel : thanks for your help : -- --
: my kernel: scsi: aborting command due to timeout : pid 3, scsi0, id3, lun 0
: Test Unit Ready 00 00 00 00 00
: my kernel: aha152x: abort(); SCpnt=0x00204eb0; QUEUE STATUS:
: my kernel: issue_SC:
: my kernel: 0x00204eb0: target=3 ; lun=0; cmnd=(Test Unit Ready 00 00 00 00 00
: my kernel: ); residual=256; buffers=0; phase | not issued|; next=0x00000000
: my kernel: current_SC
: my kernel: none
: my kernel: disconnected_SC
: my kernel: waitin SCSISEQ ( );SCSISIG (DATA OUT );INSTAT ( hi );
: SSTAT (BUSFREE); SSTAT (BUSFREE); SXFRCTL0 (CH1); SIGNAL ( );
: SELID (a0); SSTAT2 (SEMPTY); SFCNT (0); FCNT (0); DMACNTRL0 (16BIT
: PIOREAD INTEN);
: my kernel: enabled interrupts (ENBUSFREE)
: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
: detect my SCSI hardware? (Yes, i`ve read the SCSI-HOWTO (;-) and the
: Controller works with DOS)
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