Re: Newvbie hard drive controller question

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Now... can I load the driver up as a module or do I have a kernel > compile in my future? Things blur together but I don't think you need too custom of a kernel for this. But I know I loaded the blade[1] 2.4.20-bf24 kernel to load on these systems. So I suppose the sto

Re: Newvbie hard drive controller question

Thanks Bob, that helped. I now see the controller in the output of lspci: 03:06.0 RAID bus controller: CMD Technology Inc PCI0649 (rev 02) Now... can I load the driver up as a module or do I have a kernel compile in my future? As an aside, I was also surprised that Debian 'stable' was using 2.2

Re: Newvbie hard drive controller question

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm new to Debian and I've loaded 2.2.20-compact on a Compaq > Proliant DL380 that is in a remote location. I am very sorry to hear that you loaded the linux-2.2 kernel. Almost certainly that will come back to cause you trouble. But it is a trap. Debian stable is very

Newvbie hard drive controller question

I'm new to Debian and I've loaded 2.2.20-compact on a Compaq Proliant DL380 that is in a remote location. The DL380 has a SmartArray SCSI RAID controller which is working well, it also has two IDE controllers, the on-board Compaq controller, and a PCI SIIG "raid" controller. The on-board controller