Very Computer

Somewhat related to this - the system has a Quad-speed CD ROM. Are any
quad-speed CDs supported by Linux yet? If so which ones?
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Dan Coutu      

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Quote:> Somewhat related to this - the system has a Quad-speed CD ROM. Are any
> quad-speed CDs supported by Linux yet? If so which ones?

--Chris

: > In my quest for a better system I'm considerng a Zeos Pentium90. I have a
: > concern that the SCSI adapter built into the motherboard won't be
: > supported by Linux. Does anyone know if this does in fact work?

: I believe that the onboard SCSI used in the current P90 systems uses an AMD
: chip which is currently unsupported.  You may be able to request the
: Adaptec chip instead.

: > Somewhat related to this - the system has a Quad-speed CD ROM. Are any
: > quad-speed CDs supported by Linux yet? If so which ones?

: It's a Mitsumi ATAPI (IDE) 4x CDROM.  I believe it is supported in recent
: kernels.

: Jason

I have a Zeos Pantera 66 and the on board scsi is an Adaptec 6360.  I
haven't installed Linux yet, but I plan to try.  Has anybody installed
it using a 6360?

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Ed Overly

I have a Zeos Pantera P-90 with the AIC 6360 chip.  I've run
Linux-1.0.9 and various versions from 1.1.50 up to the current
1.1.84 on it using the aha152x driver with no problems.  I have
SCSI disk, tape, and CD-ROM running error free as far as I know.
I've tried to help people with the AMD chip, but without success
so far.

Bob Crosson

I have an "old" Zeos 486/33 with the 6260 chip and everything works
beautifully with the aha152x driver.  Just tell LILO/kernel where to
find the chip and you'll be up and running..

-Paul
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