RE: DUD with USB floppy Issue, RH72

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Thanx for the feedback 
With this boot image I could load SCSI Raid Adapter driver as sda.. But
while rebooting I am getting kernel panic because inird image in not created
properly..  To make it fully functional I should use anaconda update disk
(with initrd fix) also.. But when I insert update disk after DUD, installer
"Failed to mount the floppy disk!!!!".. The reason for this is because USB
driver and SCSI Adapter driver load at sda one after another.. I think USB
driver should load at a different node??.  Is there is any way to over come
this issue??.. 

I've downloaded a boot image from ftp://updates.redhat.com dated Jan 17 at
23:57. Is this the correct image??

Manoj



-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Wilson [mailto:msw@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 11:56 AM
To: Jose, Manoj
Cc: 'redhat-install-list@xxxxxxxxxx'; 'anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: Re: DUD with USB floppy Issue, RH72


The updated boot disk dated Jan 17 2002 has a fix for this.

Cheers,

Matt

On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 11:19:38AM -0500, Jose, Manoj wrote:
> Hello,
> 	This is regarding an issue with Red Hat 7.2 SCSI RAID adapter driver
> installation as DUD using USB floppy.
> During installation USB floppy driver will load first and claim sda node
> then SCSI driver load as sdb. While rebooting this order is getting
> swapped.. Due to this I could not reboot the system!!!!..  This is because
> lilo is registered with sdb.. Is there is any way to solve this issue?..
Or
> can anyone please suggest a way to make USB floppy driver load first
> always?.. This issue is only with USB floppy drives.   I am already using
> initrd update to fix the initrd creation bug with anaconda and it works
fine
> with normal floppy drives. 





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