Ben Pfaff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When I boot kernel 2.0.33 on my machine, I get the following messages:
>
> [messages deleted]
> The ones that bother me are the `aborting command due to timeout'
> messages. Why would these appear at boot time but never afterward,
> with my SCSI disks working just fine? These only appear when I
> enable tagged SCB command queuing in the kernel, BTW.
I assume your hard disc don't support tagged queuing. (*) Don't
enable it. It could also be problems with the aic7xxx driver as there
were a lot of changes in the 2.0.3x version of the kernel.
(*) the only thing I know about tagged queuing is that some scsi
devices can reorder commands given to access the data more
effiently.
Torsten
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