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Caldera's website indicates that they support the Matrox Mystique. I would
appreciate any assistance kind souls may provide as I've just purchased COD
and been trying to get it to work and have thus far failed - the nearest
device that appears is the Matrox Millenium in the Metro server. The error
message that
appears indicates that the probe failed (incorrect driver?).

Am I overlooking something silly?

Further, I've spotted two problems which I haven't even started to
investigate:

1 - Extended Targets (ie my CD changer) are not being recognised on the
SCSI chain.

2 - SCSI IDs > 7 are not being seen. I have a 4GB UW HDD as ID 8 and it
is invisible :{

System is 64MB (60ns Parity) Cyrix 686-200+, ISA SB16PnP (not yet
activated, usually IRQ 5, Addr 220), PCI 4MB Matrox Mystique (usually

2940UW, ISA NE2000 clone (Addr 240, Int 15)
qts

qts

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Quote:>Caldera's website indicates that they support the Matrox Mystique. I would

Quote:>1 - Extended Targets (ie my CD changer) are not being recognised on the
>SCSI chain.

Quote:>2 - SCSI IDs > 7 are not being seen. I have a 4GB UW HDD as ID 8 and it
>is invisible :{

HTH,
Uli
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:>
:>>Caldera's website indicates that they support the Matrox Mystique. I would
:>[snip]
:>I don't know what special support Caldera has, but XFree86 3.1.1 does
:>the job for me (Mystique, 2MB, 170MHz). You could get the newest
:>servers from www.suse.de, if www.xfree86.org is too loaded.

<clickety click> Grabbed.

:>(BTW: support is in the SVGA server)

I must have misread; oh well...

:>>1 - Extended Targets (ie my CD changer) are not being recognised on the
:>>SCSI chain.
:>
:>Recompile the kernel with SCSI support for multiple LUNs.

Are there any gotchas I need to know about? The SCSI HOWTO I read today
mentioned timeouts.

:>>2 - SCSI IDs > 7 are not being seen. I have a 4GB UW HDD as ID 8 and it
:>>is invisible :{
:>
:>Again, recompile the kernel for wide support.

Silly question, but how do I do this? While I am a computer technician (and
am using Linux to broaden my knowledge), I am not afraid to admit my
ignorance!

Is there a HOWTO?

Many thanks for such a speedy reply.
qts

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