Hi!
I get occasional kernel OOPS when using Adaptec SlimSCSI PCMCIA
adapters. I have tried two models (1460D FastSCSI and older 16 bit
version) with similar problems. I can read several files (and tapes)
from the jukebox before hangup.. The jukebox is DDS Autoloader
TSL-S9000L by Sony.
I am using
erik wrote:
> On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, Juan C. Amengual wrote:
>
> > I have an ASUS F7400 Laptop (a.k.a. ASUS Grandio Laptop). I have
> > installed Debian 2.2 (a.k.a. Potato). I have a PCMCIA SCSI Card: Adaptec
> > SlimSCSI 1480A Cardbus (Adaptec APA-1480 SCSI Host Adapter).
.2 (a.k.a. Potato). I have a PCMCIA SCSI Card: Adaptec
> SlimSCSI 1480A Cardbus (Adaptec APA-1480 SCSI Host Adapter). I am still
> trying to make it work under Potato. When I insert the card in any
> socket, I always receive the following message:
>
> aic7xxx: at PCI 35/0/0
>
>
Sorry ... I didn't notice ... In /var/log/syslog I see that cb_config choose io
1000-10ff (same as Windoze), mem 6003-60030fff (almost the same as Windoze
;-), and
rom mem 6002-6002 (again, almost the same as windoze). Then cb_enable
performs
the io mapping to 1000-10ff and the mem
Thomas Guettler wrote:
> maybe the ioport is really already in use
> try "less /proc/ioports""
No ... As I've said in my first e-mail:
> > Of course I have checked all of this in /proc/interrupts and
> > /proc/ioports. Concretely the I/O port range is not in use. Thank you
> > very much in advan
oblem:
>
> I have an ASUS F7400 Laptop (a.k.a. ASUS Grandio Laptop). I have
> installed Debian 2.2 (a.k.a. Potato). I have a PCMCIA SCSI Card: Adaptec
> SlimSCSI 1480A Cardbus (Adaptec APA-1480 SCSI Host Adapter). I am still
> trying to make it work under Potato. When I insert
Dear sirs,
first of all, beg your pardon for the dramatical subject of this e-mail
;-), but I'm really desperated. My problem:
I have an ASUS F7400 Laptop (a.k.a. ASUS Grandio Laptop). I have
installed Debian 2.2 (a.k.a. Potato). I have a PCMCIA SCSI Card: Adaptec
SlimSCSI 1480A Cardbus (Ad
t; Oct 10 11:06:42 debian kernel: SCSI bus is being reset for host 0 channel 0.
And then there should come sooner or later a message like
cardmgr: executing: './scsi start sr0'
or something like this ... but obvious this doesn't happen ...
perhaps (I have no personal experience with PCMCIA
Hello (and Thanks for continued help),
I have included the "xconsole" output, when I insert the card
after the system is up. I also included what is output when I
pulled out the card, as it notes that the SW INT is set and "Why?".
I also made the /dev/sr0 device from /dev with:
mkmod -m 777 sr0
On Sat, 9 Oct 1999, John Miskinis wrote:
> I am trying to get my JVC XR-W2040 CDROM drive to work under
> debian linux as my other CDROM is very flaky even when it is
> sometimes seen at bootup. I think I am EXTREMELY close, and
> would really appreciated any help. I have been studying the
> PCMC
een studying the
PCMCIA-Howto, but can't get any farther on my own. I even
re-installed 2.1 debian last night, to erase previous attempts
and start clean.
The system actually "sees" it as a JVC CDROM, on PCMCIA-SCSI
adapter which is a "new media bus toaster". It says it i
On 22 Sep, Giuseppe Sacco wrote:
> Hi all,
> I would like to buy a pcmcia scsi card for my laptop. Can someone suggest me a
> model that is know it works with Debian linux?
>
There is a complete list of supported cards at
http://hyper.stanford.edu/~dhinds/pcmcia/SUPPORTED.CARDS
U
Hi all,
I would like to buy a pcmcia scsi card for my laptop. Can someone suggest me a
model that is know it works with Debian linux?
Thanks a lot,
Giuseppe Sacco
m that I'm running into
> is that I need to use a pcmcia scsi adapter -- and pcmcia services are
> loaded off the hd. I need to repartition the HD, so of course I can't be
> using that as a root fs.
>
> It seems from what I'm reading in teh docs that I can use initrd
I want to use a jaz disk as my root fs. The problem that I'm running into
is that I need to use a pcmcia scsi adapter -- and pcmcia services are
loaded off the hd. I need to repartition the HD, so of course I can't be
using that as a root fs.
It seems from what I'm reading in
I've a desktop system with an external SCSI disk which carries my Debian
GNU/Linux V1.3 system. Now, when I want to connect this drive to my
portable using an inserted SlimSCSI 1460 card, I've to make an initrd
image (on my desktop), which I've read in the PCMCIA HOWTO (dated Oct 9,
1997) since the
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