Yeps! That's my hope too. The thing's all on the motherboard
with no cables, but i'm still kinda hoping the AHA-7880 makes
it look like a regular SCSI device, and that there'll not be
much work involved in getting it recognized and working. i
can live with having to use the IBM software to set up the
RAID arrays, if i can use it under Linux.
But what do i know, it's IBM.
Can you or anyone else on the list tell me how i should
proceed on this one? It IS a beautifully put together box.
> > a secondary
> > ultra wide SCSI controller (AHA-7880) for an external chain,
>
> The 4.1 driver says it can handle multiple cards, but it wouldn't hurt to
> try disabling that one.
Doing that gives the expected results, if i put a hard disk
on the secondary SCSI, it'll bypass the RAID SCSI which it
doesn't recognize, and try to boot from the secondary SCSI,
an if i disable the secondary SCSI, the kernel panics from
not finding anything it knows.
b <mason@soo.com>
on vacation from years of running an ISP on QNX
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