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Adaptec 2940 and Linux 2.2.19

DISCUSSION Subba Rao 4 participants 4 messages Apr 17, 2001 – Apr 18, 2001

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Hi,

The kernel configuration menu items have been changing quite a bit. So, I apologize for asking a trivial question in this forum.

I am trying to configure and install linux kernel 2.2.19. This system has a Adaptec 2940 SCSI adapter. I have enabled SCSI support kernel configuration menu and also have selected all the Adaptec low-level drivers. They include (actually what is offered), AHA152X/2825, AHA1542 and AHA1740. When the kernel is booting up it still does not find the AHA2940 adapter.

What (other) options should I configure to make Linux 2.2.19 find the adapter?

Thank you in advance for any help.

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I am trying to configure and install linux kernel 2.2.19. This system has a Adaptec 2940 SCSI adapter. I have enabled SCSI support kernel configuration

I think you want the aic7xxx driver - istr the aha2940 cards are actually aic789x chipsets. [Manufacturer naming schemes, you gotta love 'em.]

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From: "Subba Rao" <[email protected]>

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Hi,

The kernel configuration menu items have been changing quite a bit. So, I apologize for asking a trivial question in this forum.

I am trying to configure and install linux kernel 2.2.19. This system has a Adaptec 2940 SCSI adapter. I have enabled SCSI support kernel

configuration

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menu and also have selected all the Adaptec low-level drivers. They

include

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(actually what is offered), AHA152X/2825, AHA1542 and AHA1740. When the

kernel

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is booting up it still does not find the AHA2940 adapter.

What (other) options should I configure to make Linux 2.2.19 find the

adapter?

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Thank you in advance for any help.
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Subba Rao
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You want the Adaptec AIC7xxx driver. Should be listed right under those other three.

Cheers

Simon Garner

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Subba,

The 2940 uses an AIC7890 (or related) chip. Look for AIC7XXX in the options.

David

Quoted 20 lines · Subba Rao

Hi,

The kernel configuration menu items have been changing quite a bit. So, I apologize for asking a trivial question in this forum.

I am trying to configure and install linux kernel 2.2.19. This system has a Adaptec 2940 SCSI adapter. I have enabled SCSI support kernel configuration menu and also have selected all the Adaptec low-level drivers. They include (actually what is offered), AHA152X/2825, AHA1542 and AHA1740. When the kernel is booting up it still does not find the AHA2940 adapter.

What (other) options should I configure to make Linux 2.2.19 find the adapter?

Thank you in advance for any help.
--

Subba Rao
[email protected]
http://members.home.net/subba9/

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