Powervault 220 on FC3

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Hello,

I am running FC3 (2.6.11-1.27_FC3smp) on a Dell 2650 Raid 5 configuration reiserfs. Everything works smoothly on the box. I have a need to install a Dell powervault 220 to the box via SCSI. The problem is when I plug in the SCSI cable to the card the system will no longer boot. I believe it tries to boot off of the powervault however, I am unsure on how to verifiy this. The system has no logs that I can check as it does not even get to boot. The error message states that it can not mount any of the filesystems and that it can not find init. I have checked the SCSI utility and that tells me that my internal hard drives are selected to boot. I do not understand why the powervault is taking over my system. The powevault is plugged in on the B channel and my internal hard drives are plugged in on A. Thank you for any help.

-cs
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