> >I'm not sure why the devices can't be found: the Adaptec driver appears
> >to go through its initialization routines just fine and find all the
> >disks.
>
> How about sd_mod (scsi disk module)? Is it loaded (or compiled into the
> kernel) together with the adaptec driver? Does the kernel prints a line
> like
> sda: sda1 sda2 sda3 sda4 < sda5 sda6 sda7 sda8 sda9 >
> (partition layout) for all your disks?
I cannot (at the moment) say anything about the partition line
being printed out, but:
* legacy /proc/scsi/ support
* SCSI disk support
* SCSI tape support
* SCSI CDROM support
* SCSI generic support
* Verbose SCSI error reporting
* SCSI logging facility
SCSI Transport Attributes --> * SPI
SCSI low-level drivers --> AIC7xxx Fast -> U160 support (new driver)
--> Adaptec AIC79xx U320 support
are all compiled into the kernel.
I wonder if it's possible there's a collision between the AIC79xx
and AIC7xxx driver. I suppose I could try eliminating the AIC79xx driver
(as I have a pair of 7899's and a 7892 in these systems, no 79xx..)
-Bob
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