eptember 04, 2000 9:40 PM
Subject: Re: adaptec IDE raid card
>
> Hi,
>
> You may be interested in looking at this, even though
> it may not be directly compatible with Adaptec IDE Raid
> cards. It's the source code (I think) and compiled
> binary provided by www.promise.c
On Mon, 4 Sep 2000, Michel MENGIS wrote:
>the kernel 2.4 test7 isn't supporting IDE RAID card ;(
>but there is something interessting: "SCSI - ATA IDE Emulation" what's
>this?
It's been there since 2.0.31 or so, and is the ide-scsi.o driver
used for IDE CD writer drives under Linux.
--
Mik
Hi,
You may be interested in looking at this, even though
it may not be directly compatible with Adaptec IDE Raid
cards. It's the source code (I think) and compiled
binary provided by www.promise.com for their
UltraATA/66 IDE RAID cards to run on Red Hat 6.0
systems. If you know about this alr
> Hello all,
>
> the kernel 2.4 test7 isn't supporting IDE RAID card ;(
> but there is something interessting: "SCSI - ATA IDE Emulation" what's
> this?
Emulates SCSI devices; one can use SCSI software on IDE hardware. Useful for
cdrecord to record on IDE CD writers.
__
Hello all,
the kernel 2.4 test7 isn't supporting IDE RAID card ;(
but there is something interessting: "SCSI - ATA IDE Emulation" what's
this?
Michel.
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