George Bonser wrote:
> Just curious, have you tried the modprobe yet? > > George Bonser > Debian/GNU Linux See http://www.debian.org > Linux ... It isn't just for breakfast anymore! Sure did and no luck. Same message: init_module: Device or resource busy. But if you look at my configs attached to my original message you can see that nothing should be using it. Also since I set the debug level to 9 in the driver, at boot (right after the HD detection) a message comes up saying in effect "3c509 EEPROM(7) read 0x0000". The 0x0000 changes from time to time from 0000 to ffff to ff00 and so on randomly. I've looked in the driver and this message is displayed when the detection phase attempts to read data word 7 from the eeprom (which on a healthy config should be 6d50) and gets something different, which makes it skip the detection process for that card (since it thinks the card isn't a 3c509 card) and therein lies the problem. But you'll notice in the output from el3-diag that the value is indeed there at the top line of word values, and even in the Window <x> output lines. Counting from the left and starting with the first word as 0, the 7th word would be 6d50.. so it IS there, the driver is just not reading it properly. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
