Compaq Prosignia 200 uses TI TLAN ethernet controller which has built-in
support starting from kernel 2.0.34. Other Compaq servers most probably use
AMD PCnet32 ethernet controller which uses the lance32 driver. Also, normal
Compaq SCSI controllers use NCR 53c8xx chips which are well supported in
kernel 2.0.34. But I am not sure about Compaq RAID controllers. Maybe you
can boot up using the latest kernel, 2.0.34, and then "more /proc/pci" to
see what devices are detected and then search for the specific drivers.

Peter

At 04:15 PM 6/19/98 -0500, Woody wrote:
>> Peter Kulupka wrote:
>> 
>> >         I have a client with several Prosignia and Proliant Compaq
>servers.  They
>> > all have the proprietary Compaq Smart 2 RAID array controllers.  They
>are
>> > currently running Netware 4.11 and want to switch to Linux [Redhat
>5.1].
>> > Does anyone have experience with this controller under linux?  Is it
>> > supported at all?  I have searched through the hardware compatibility
>list,
>> > the net, Compaq's site and Redhat's listserv archives and have found no
>> > information.  Please respond to me directly as well as to this list.
>> 
>> No, they are not supported.  However, I doubt whether the Prosignia
>> series (200, I assume?) uses that controller.  I thought they optionally
>> were delivered with an AIC7880 or so (Adaptec 2940 etc.).
>
>Actually, Prosignia's do use Smart 2 Array Controllers...I have no idea
>whether or not you are talking about whether they come with them or
>not....all I know is that one of my clients uses the Smart 2 on his
>Prosignia.....
> 
>> In general, Compaq uses these "Smart" names (like NetFlex etc. for
>> Ethernet controllers) for various different controllers, sometimes
>> with a completely different chipset.  First check the real chipset...
>> 
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