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Linux 2.4.5 boot hangs at "SCSI(0): Verifying chip"

Linux-ia64 Robboy, David G 3 participants 3 messages Jun 11, 2001

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Booting Linux 2.4.5 on a Lion, it sometimes hangs at "SCSI(0): Verifying chip..." When it hangs there, you can't break in with ITP, it gets a bus timeout. Other times, it boots. Has anyone else seen this? If so, is it a known problem with Linux, firmware, or what? Is there a workaround?

Thanks,
David Robboy

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David.R> Booting Linux 2.4.5 on a Lion, it sometimes hangs at David.R> "SCSI(0): Verifying chip..." When it hangs there, you David.R> can't break in with ITP, it gets a bus timeout. Other David.R> times, it boots. Has anyone else seen this? If so, is it David.R> a known problem with Linux, firmware, or what? Is there a David.R> workaround?

I have not seen this (ever).

	--david
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Make sure that the SCSI adapter is set to 64bit addressing.

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Booting Linux 2.4.5 on a Lion, it sometimes hangs at "SCSI(0): Verifying chip..." When it hangs there, you can't break in with ITP, it gets a bus timeout. Other times, it boots. Has anyone else seen this? If so, is it a known problem with Linux, firmware, or what? Is there a workaround?

Thanks,
David Robboy

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