Serverworks IDE driver broken in 2.5.40
With the driver built-in, the drives are not recognised. Built as a module, it crashes on loading.
However I can see everything fine with the generic IDE driver
Works fine in 2.4.19+
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With the driver built-in, the drives are not recognised. Built as a module, it crashes on loading.
However I can see everything fine with the generic IDE driver
Works fine in 2.4.19+
Erm. You actually meant to say works fine in 2.4.19+ *on certain chipsets.*
T.
Which chipset are you using?
Quoted 20 lines · Tomas Szepe
Quoted 7 lines
With the driver built-in, the drives are not recognised. Built as a module, it crashes on loading.
However I can see everything fine with the generic IDE driver
Works fine in 2.4.19+
Erm. You actually meant to say works fine in 2.4.19+ *on certain chipsets.*
T.
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Which chipset are you using?
CSB5, can't recall the revision number at the moment. -> only works in very recent -ac.
I posted a success report on this a fortnight ago or so.
T.
Quoted 7 lines · Andrew Walrond
With the driver built-in, the drives are not recognised. Built as a module, it crashes on loading.
However I can see everything fine with the generic IDE driver
Works fine in 2.4.19+
Which serverworks chipset are you using?
Torben
RCC Champion South Bridge 5.0 (CSB5)
on the Asus PR-DLS dual xeon m/b.
Hope this helps
Andrew
Quoted 19 lines · Torben Mathiasen
Quoted 8 lines · Andrew Walrond
With the driver built-in, the drives are not recognised. Built as a module, it crashes on loading.
However I can see everything fine with the generic IDE driver
Works fine in 2.4.19+
Which serverworks chipset are you using?
Torben