I am running Debian testing, 2.4.17 kernel, with 2 ide cdroms (scsi emulation enabled), and a single ide hard drive. Everything works fine.
Next, I plug in an Advansys ABP3922 (pci) scsi controller in order to use an external slide scanner. Support for scsi, plug and play, and the advansys driver has been compiled into the kernel. When the system boots the 3922 is correctly identified, however I now get and error message "LSR safety check engaged" for the ttyS4 serial port, which on my system is a 56K 3com PNP modem. The error message from what I've read is from the serial device driver indicating something has been read from the UART which is not possible. The modem is no longer availabe for use. It does not seem to be an interrupt or io address conflict. If I plug a different drive into the above hardware with win2000 installed everything works, so the hardware all looks good. Any suggestions will be appreciated - thank in advance. Paul Winkler -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
