by I am using the Always IN-2000 with a Fujitsu SCSI HD. I can not get
Linux to recognize /dev/sda. I have obtained all of the files in
/pub/linux/ALPHA/scsi/IN2000 at tsx-11.mit.edu. Booting from the
image zImage seems to acknowledge the IN-2000. However, after several
(about 12) errors: IN-2000 queue command timeout! (or somesuch), it
says 0 SCSI disks detected. fdisk /dev/sda fails.
I have the files in2000.c and in2000.h and instructions for their
integration into the kernal. How, though, do I use Linux make to make
the kernal when I can't get the kernal to boot? (chicken vs egg scenario)
I am trying to install the most recent Slackware from ftp.cdrom.com.
Does someone have a boot disk image for Slackware that integrates the
most recent IN2000 driver? Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Addtionally, there is an NEC 3Xi attached to this adapter.
I use Windows NT perdominately. I think I have a plan of attack for
getting NT, DOS and Linux to boot. If anyone has done this already,
though, I would appreciate if you shared your experiences with me.
(The computer is a 486DX-50 w/ 64Mb RAM, EISA)
Thanks *so* much,
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