RE: Can't get Promise PDC20276 to go with ataraid

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Title: RE: Can't get Promise PDC20276 to go with ataraid

Alon,

You are a star. Moved my NIC into another PCI slot so that it
doesn't share an IRQ with the raid controller and I no
longer see the  "Drive interrupt timeout.(1), status = d0"
errors.

The USB controllers still share an IRQ with the RAID, but don't
seem to cause a problem (possibly because I'm not using any
of them).

Now all I need to do is get native ataraid working - anybody
any ideas (see my previous post)?!?

Thanks again for your help

Cheers

Mark

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ataraid-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:ataraid-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Alon Weinstein
> Sent: 19 February 2003 11:55
> To: ataraid-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: RE: Can't get Promise PDC20276 to go with ataraid
>
>
> > I've had a look in /proc/pci and the raid controller is indeed
> > sharing interrupts with the onboard network controller and the
> > onboard usb. I can't find anywhere in the bios to change the
> > assigned IRQs, or disable the internal devices. Any suggestions
> > on how I might do this ? (I've just flashed to the latest BIOS
> > version and that doesn't help)
>
> In my ASUS board I can select if the BIOS should
> automatically assign IRQs
> to cards in PCI slots, or to assign a fixed IRQ for each PCI
> slot. Search
> for this kind of thing in your bios. I simply disabled the problematic
> device since I don't use it anyway :)
>
> > I tried removing the ide0 and ide1 entries, but that doesn't seem to
> > change anything (kernel still panics). I notice that you specify the
> > IRQ number in your append line. Is this necessary/good or not?
>
> Yes, it is necessary - at least according to the Promise
> driver's README and
> the ATARAID-HOWTO
>
> > Also, newbie question, I'd like to send the output of from
> the kernel
> > before it panics to the list. How do I capture the text?
>
> I have no idea -- I'm not far from newbie level myself :-)
> you could check
> what was written to /var/log/messages -- maybe it's there.
>
> Alon.
>
>
>
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