Re: boot problem with tbeach maui

Thank you! That's what I find about in other howto-s and documents about sound and scsi cards. Tamas Imrei [EMAIL PROTECTED] > "Tamas Imrei" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Does anyone know how I can disable this 'searching' for scsi at > > 0x330? > > Reconfigure and recompile your kernel

Re: boot problem with tbeach maui

"Tamas Imrei" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Does anyone know how I can disable this 'searching' for scsi at > 0x330? Reconfigure and recompile your kernel with only the devices you really have -- if the code's not there, it can't probe. make-kpkg from kernel-package should make this quite easy.

boot problem with tbeach maui

Hello to everyone! I've read somewhere that linux looks for a scsi device at i/o port 0x330, where my maui card is. So if my maui is in the machine, linux cannot start. If I remove it it can start. It stops a bit after recognizing my ide devices. Does anyone know how I can disable this 'search