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Re: [PLUG] RH scsi support
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If you're seeing 0 scsi devices, then the device driver is loaded already,
but it doesn't see any devices on the card.
are you sure you've got support in the kernel for your card?
If you build the proper module for your card, then 'insmod module' should
work for your card...(I think, I've never used scsi dynamicly like that --
i.e. I've never tried unloading/loading a scsi driver after the box booted).
k
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On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Geoffrey Young wrote:
> hi all...
>
> I just added a scsi pci adapter to a dual boot (RH5.2/Win95)
> machine. I noticed that when I boot to linux the boot messages show 0 scsi
> devices. How do I go about adding support for this card without
> recompiling? I remember that when I loaded RH it asked me if I had any scsi
> devices and I said no. Is there an 'insmod ppa' module equivalent for my
> new card?
>
> Anyway, just trying to hone my linux knowledge - no biggie.
>
> thanks
>
> --Geoff
> gyoung@laserlink.net
>
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