Thus spake ghe_rivero@ranty.pantax.net: > Hello people! > > I'm back again. After some study and investigation, I discover that > any Linux will boot on my machine cause the DAC960 firmware was so > old. Now, it's updated to 2.73, and the Disk configured with the RCU > from HP. > The problem now it's that anyone detect the hard disk so i can't not > install it anyway. Any advice before lost time doing nothing? I could not install onto my DAC960 controller, because I needed the patch to the DAC960 kernel driver to recognize the DEC custom firmware. I ended up taking one of the drives off the DAC960 controller and connecting it directly to the onboard SCSI controller, and installing onto that. Once the system was installed, I could compile my own kernel and make use of the drives connected to the DAC960. > PD.- http://linux.upsa.es/gallery/Aulas/Fotograf_a_0016 > Here is the machine and the tower with more HD (Hidden by the chair) Here's mine :) http://www.wang-fu.org/alpha/front_view_cover_on.jpg Cheers! -- Nathan Poznick <poznick@conwaycorp.net> The fear of life is the favorite disease of the twentieth century. - William Lyon Phelps
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