Re: Re: Fedora and controller SCSI ADAPTEC AHA1505

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Well, I've added in modprobe.conf the following:

options aha152x aha152x=0x140,9

but it's still not working: "irq 9 possibly wrong.  Please verify" ..
both I/O and IRQ are hardware setted (I've placed jumpers to indicate
that values) and before using "modprobe aha152x" I've seen that I'O and
IRQ values indicated are absolutely unused.

-- 
Nicola Ricciarelli <ricciare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>


> The aha152x module is still supplied with Fedora kernels so you should
> be able to get it to work.
>
> Try adding the following line to /etc/modprobe.conf (assuming you're
> running FC2 or FC3):
>
> options aha152x aha152x=0x140,09
>
> If you then do a "modprobe aha152x", is the module loaded and the
> controller detected?
>
> Paul.
> -- 
> Paul Howarth <paul city-fan org>
>
>
>> Someone of you have been able to let this controller work with
Fedora?
>> I've a SCSI scanner (Epson GT5500).
>> The I/O=0x140, the IRQ=09, the SCSI_ID=02     .. but adding
>> aha152x=0x140,09,02 in   grub.conf   well the controller is not
>> detected.
>> I know the controller is very old, but sufficient to control only a SCSI
>> scaner.



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