Future Domain SCSI Card
I have just started with Linux. I downloaded Redhat 9.0 and it works. I have 2 questions.
1. I just installed a Future Domain SCSI card. I have a Seagate 18Gb drive attached. DOS and Windows will recognize the drive and controller, but Redhat won't. I searched the Reahat site and found this entry in a table for SCSI parameters:
fdomain.o
fdomain=iobase,IRQ[,ADAPTER_ID]
The IO base is 140,
IRQ is 11
Adapter ID is 7
Where does this go? How do I get Redhat to recognize the card and the drive. There's no information on the drive, so I don't care if it has to be partitioned for Linux.
2. I have managed to get the Linux computer to see the rest of my network (Windows) and print to the networked HP5 printer connected to a Win98 computer. I can't seem to get Windows to see the Red Hat computer.
Ultimately, I would like to have the 18Gb SCSI drive as a network storage device for all the computers on my home network.
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