I passed these parameters to the kernel when booting from diskette:
tmc8xx=0xCA00,5 but the autoprobe routine did not see the two scsi drives
(one is a ext. CD). Is there anything I omitted?
I passed these parameters to the kernel when booting from diskette:
tmc8xx=0xCA00,5 but the autoprobe routine did not see the two scsi drives
(one is a ext. CD). Is there anything I omitted?
> I passed these parameters to the kernel when booting from diskette:
> tmc8xx=0xCA00,5 but the autoprobe routine did not see the two scsi drives
> (one is a ext. CD). Is there anything I omitted?
>> I passed these parameters to the kernel when booting from diskette:
>> tmc8xx=0xCA00,5 but the autoprobe routine did not see the two scsi drives
>> (one is a ext. CD). Is there anything I omitted?
>did the kernel see the scsi drivers?
>is the kernel on the floppy configured with the scsi drivers?
Trez
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Klaus-Dieter Haegele
FhG-IPA Stuttgart
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Hi, there,
My friend installed the Linux 0.99 recently. He got the whole SLS package from
tsx-11 and installed about 1 weeks ago. But he has the problem on the SCSI
cd-rom. When he started the machine, Linux told him "0 host, 0 scsi, 0cd-rom"
I guess the problem is the interface. The interface is Future Domain TMC-850
(8 BIT) card. I once had read about to change the seagate.c in line about
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