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> I want to change my old T55TP4N/P90 to a brand new P2B-S with a
> P400. I guess there is no problem with the 440BX chipsetm so the only
> point that could be a problem seems to be the Adaptec AIC 7890 & 3860
> SCSI controller on board. Is there any problems known with this
> controller ? I've looked around a bit, and the hardware-faqs don't say
> anything about this specific controller (the AIC-788x seems to be
> supported)

> Thanx in advance.

> -- Francois Fleuret

> * Home-page : http://www-syntim.inria.fr/~fleuret
> * " Se signale cette fois la silhouette sure d'un homme net dans
> * l'aube, sans marque apparente de souffrance ni de deuil. "
> *                                           (Rene-Louis Demarcq)

> I want to change my old T55TP4N/P90 to a brand new P2B-S with a
> P400. I guess there is no problem with the 440BX chipsetm so the only
> point that could be a problem seems to be the Adaptec AIC 7890 & 3860
> SCSI controller on board. Is there any problems known with this
> controller ? I've looked around a bit, and the hardware-faqs don't say
> anything about this specific controller (the AIC-788x seems to be
> supported)

> Thanx in advance.

> -- Francois Fleuret

> * Home-page : http://www-syntim.inria.fr/~fleuret
> * " Se signale cette fois la silhouette sure d'un homme net dans
> * l'aube, sans marque apparente de souffrance ni de deuil. "
> *                                           (Rene-Louis Demarcq)

>I just bought a system with the Asus P2B-S motherboard, a Quantum 9.1Gb
>Ultra2
>Wide SCSI disk, Toshiba 32X SCSI CDROM, and an Archive DAT drive.  The
>Quantum is connected to the Ultra2 connector on the motherboard and the
>Toshiba
>& DAT are connected to the 50-pin SCSI connector on the motherboard.

>When I try to install Red Hat Linux 5.1, the installation can not find the
>CDROM
>drive.  I've tried specifying all of the Adaptec controller types.  Any
>suggestions or
>help would be greatly appreciated.

>Thanks in advance.

>Jeff Gottloeb