FC3 / Adaptec SCSI RAID (dpt_i2o)
Alexander Dalloz
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Wed Nov 24 02:33:29 UTC 2004
Am Mi, den 24.11.2004 schrieb Jason Van Patten um 1:45:
> I'm trying to install FC3 on my machines equipped with Adaptec's SCSI
> zero-slot RAID controllers. Typically, that requires the dpt_i2o
> module, which apparently isn't available for the FC3 install kernel.
>
> Since I have FC3 installed on a laptop, I used that to build the
> dpt_i2o.ko module. I transfered it to a CD, which I loaded into the 2nd
> CDROM on my machine. When Fedora's installer asked for "other drivers"
> I told it to use /dev/hdb. It didn't find anything.
>
> Do I need more than just the dpt_i2o.ko file on the CD? Can I even use
> a CD as a "driver disk?" I don't have a floppy drive installed in the
> machine.
Yes, simply copying the module onto an empty floppy does not make it a
driver disk.
> jas
See following howto for instruction on how to build a driver disk:
http://www.linuxsa.org.au/pipermail/linuxsa/2001-June/030546.html
http://faq.linux.cz/pracovni/driver-disk-howto
Alexander
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