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You need to have a SCSI kernel loaded or SCSI modules loaded for your
Adaptec card. Never played with Slackware but SuSE install gives you
the option of loading any necessary hardware modules before
installation. Should be something similar in your distro.
Find the module which corresponds to your adapter and load it first.
Then /dev/sda (and /dev/sdb, etc.) should be available.
It's probably not a hardware problem if the other, lamer OS's can see
it.
- khill
marc wrote:
>
> I can boot with my adaptec 1742 scsi card using slackware boot and root
> disks. Fdisk will not see the scsi disk. Dos will see the scsi disk and
> Novell 3.11 will see the scsi disk. Am I missing some parameters or jumper
> settings.
>
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