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Did you install the Highpoint module? They provide a boot disk for install and some other oddities, the HPT372 isn't in the kernel yet, its in 2.5.x but they're being slow as Christmas in backporting it to 2.4.x.
The LILO error is it not being able to find the drive at all, that's why.
Whell,... in that version i will include 2 floppies inside a tar.gz.
You will need to boot from 1 of them and load de driver in the 2nd one without entering any console.
- In the installation you will work with an scsi emulation driver
- Once the installation ends you will work with the driver included inside the kernel. (probably you will only need to rebuild your initrd with the initrd command.)
It will work "without any more problems" (TM) with raid 0 ( "concatenate",...
I thought that the hpt327a was supported in the alan cox patch ac2 for 2.4.20?
I have patched it and compiled it, but when I tried to modprobe hptraid it faild. And I have added the hpt366 module.
Anyone know what I am doing wrong?
Thanks for the .config sharkyr0lz, I have based my config from that. But When I boot now I can't find hda1. hda get this /dev/lun0/host0/....
but now I at least can find the two hd's connected to the raid controller. You got any advice?
finegan: OK,... I will send you the tar as soon as tarkie tests the binaries.
jekyl: I only use cdroms in the standard ide,... try without devfs ( devfs=nomount at boot time or without "automount devfs" at filesystems section.) My actual distribution (gentoo) require devfs.
I'd be very interested in being a guinea pig for trying out your new disks as well (either Mandrake 9.1 or RH9) since my system doesn't have much stuff on it yet. If you have a link or if you can send them via email that would be great. You prior disks seem to work great for me besides the fact they had no SMP support built-in.
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