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Date:      Fri, 25 Oct 1996 07:40:02 -0500
From:      "Mackin, Jim" <jmackin@bronco2.hastings.edu>
To:        "'freebsd-questions@freeBSD.ORG'" <freebsd-questions@freeBSD.ORG>
Subject:   RE: How to get 2.1.5 to probe for ahc1 on the EISA bus?
Message-ID:  <c=US%a=_%p=Hastings_College%l=BRONCO2-961025124002Z-6@bronco2.hastings.edu>

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I am in the same boat as Gary.  I have an HP Netserver LC and was able
to 
install 2.0.5 but had the same problem as Gary with 2.1.5. 
Unfortunately,  I 
got busy and was not able to continue working on it.  Any help would be
appreciated!

>Sorry if I got your hopes up, Gary..  
>
>>I'm trying to install 2.1.5 on an HP Netserver LC, which has
>>an Adaptec 274X SCSI controller.  (I need 2.1.5 because I want to
>>use an Intel Etherexpress Pro100 network card.)  The netserver's
>>controller is on the EISA bus.
>>
>I>n 2.1.0, ahc1 and ahc0 are probed on the EISA bus, and so my
>>scsi controller is found.  They aren't probed there in 2.1.5,
>>so my scsi controller isn't found and I've been made a sad human.
>>
>>I know the problem isn't a conflict because I disabled everything
>>but the essentials and it still didn't find it.
>>
>>My theory is, as I said above, they need to be probed for on the
>>EISA bus.  (These controllers aren't listed in the "mass storage"
>>list when I boot with -c.)
>>
>>I searched the archives and found one other reference to exactly
>>this problem, but no solution appeared -- I emailed the person with
>>the problem and he had given up.  
>>
>>I'd appreciate any help solving this; we'd like to use this machine
>>for our courses next semester.
>>
>>Thanks in advance,
>
>>gary
>========================================================================
>====
>Gary Lewandowski    lewan@xavier.xu.edu  
>http://xavier.xu.edu:8000/~lewan/
>Xavier University   Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
>========================================================================
>=====
>



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