Very Computer

Hi there!
Did some recherche in the net, and perhaps i found the solution of my
problem.
I could install Linux from my DOS Partition and then try to re-compile the
Linux-Kernel after i have modified the rc.modules file with

        /sbin/modprobe/ sscd000 sscd000= 0x1fO, 14 // if slave

or

        /sbin/modprobe/ sscd000 sscd000= 0xif0, 15 // if master

But there are a few questions left.
Is the Syntax right?

/sbin/modprobe/ <name of drive> <name of drive>= <E/A - Adress>, <IRQ>?

and

What is IRQ?

Another problem: i never used Linux before and dont know how to recomplile
a kernel.
(*weird laughter*)

Hope someone can help!

Bye!

Georg

: problem.
: I could install Linux from my DOS Partition and then try to re-compile the
: Linux-Kernel after i have modified the rc.modules file with

:       /sbin/modprobe/ sscd000 sscd000= 0x1fO, 14 // if slave

:       /sbin/modprobe/ sscd000 sscd000= 0xif0, 15 // if master

: But there are a few questions left.
: Is the Syntax right?

No. You have spaces where there should be none and you are loading the
same module twice! Where do you get this idea from. And what is
"sscd000"? I have never heard of any such driver!

: /sbin/modprobe/ <name of drive> <name of drive>= <E/A - Adress>, <IRQ>?

: What is IRQ?

interrupt.

: Another problem: i never used Linux before and dont know how to recomplile
: a kernel.
: (*weird laughter*)

So read the kernel howto. Look in /usr/doc/faq/howtos, or nearby.

: Hope someone can help!

Go read the modules howto.

What are you trying to do? To me, it looks like you are trying to load
the scsi cd driver, scd.o?

Peter