Yes, you're correct, I've got Itatium on the brain, there are only 2 internal drives. I'm in the process of building out 70+ machine which are a mix of Itanium (RX4640) and x86 (DL class). The x86 machines have 4 HDDs, my mistake. I'm pretty sure the Module gets loaded. I didn't use lsmod but fdisk does see the disk and the partitions that HP SmartStart builds which includes efi.... I'll give that "device scsi cciss" a shot. the worst part about testing this is I've got to burn a new DVD each time I make a change to the config. Then sneaker net it over to the customer site, etc, etc... It's a royal pain. On 3/28/07, Bryan Stillwell <bryan.stillwell@xxxxxx> wrote:
Matt, I work in HP's Open Source and Linux Organization and I've done multiple kickstart installs on Itanium hardware and everything looks right to me. It sounds like the cciss driver isn't being loaded during your kickstart install for some reason. Can you switch to the shell (Alt-F2) and run lsmod (or 'cat /proc/modules') and see if the cciss driver is loaded when you receive that message? You can also try adding the following line to the top of your kickstart script to make sure the cciss driver is loaded: device scsi cciss BTW, how did you manage to fit four internal drives in an rx4640? There's only room for two. Bryan _______________________________________________ Kickstart-list mailing list Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
