by Richar » Wed, 26 Mar 1997 04:00:00
I would like to install linux on my 486/100. It has an Adaptec 2840
local bus scsi card. When I try booting it using debian 1.2.8 boot disk
it doesn't seem able to reset the card. Then it gives me Spurious
Interupt and kernel panic and thats about it. I have tried the card with
various settings and termination is correct. I have been using it for
dos/windows for the last couple years with no troubles.
Any help would be great,
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my scsi card. before it freezes it does tell me that the bios is not loaded and that this
is required. how do i tell it where my scsi card is located. I did read the latest scsi
how to faq, but there is little said about problems with my card. please e-mail me with
any suggestions. thank you
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