I recently downloaded the latest Debian and tried installing it. Unfortunately, it dies when it tries to initialize the SCSI bus (Adaptec 2940UW). After downloading the sequencer code, it says: Failed in WD-7000 initialization.
It then reports 1 host (my Seagate 9 gig), and then it loops endlessly, getting SCSI diagnostic messages reporting responses of all zeroes. I'm assuming that WD-7000 is another scsi driver that it is getting confused into trying to init. I've already tried the special installer disks for adaptec users, but I get the same result. My system worked flawlessly with redhat for the past 4 years, until I finally got pissed off with all the crap that redhat keeps putting in their distrib and their hopelessly polluted filesystem. Does anyone have any ideas for this? I'm not adverse to booting a minimal system and going from there. Perhaps it is going funny because I have no IDE devices? ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
