thinkpad R40 sarge install PCI_IDE unknown
Hi all,
I need help with the sarge install procedure. I use sarge because it has
the 2.4.20 and the e100 ethernet module which is needed for my IBM
Thinkpad R40, and i had problems with dpkg the 2.4.20 kernel when
installing woody.
I do a net install.
This is in detail what i did:
Start menu
1. network hw detect, loaded module e100 - ok
3. configured a static network
4. load installer modules
Main menu
6. detect cdrom - here it tries permanently to install the floppy
module, but i have no floppy so it fails. impossible to skip: - not very
nice menu
so i load the modules for HD and CDROM access manually on a second console
--> lsmod
ide-scsi
ide-probe-mod
ide-mod
sg
sr_mod
ext3
jbd
cdrom
scsi_mod
e100
unix
I get several success msg, the cdrom is recognized the atapi ide hd is
recognized, everything looks fine. i type a few lines from dmesg:
PCI_IDE: unknown IDE controller on pCI bus 00 device f9, VID=8086 DID=24ca
PCI: device not avail. because of respurce collisions
PCI: found IRQ11
..sharing IRQ11
PCI_IDE: BIOS setup was incomplete
...
ide0 BM-DMA ...
ide1 ....
hda: IC25 blah ATA disk
hdc: UJDA740 DVD/CDRW atapi ...
ide0 at ... on irq14
ide1 at ... on irq15
scsi: SCSI host adapter emulation for IDE ATAPI dev
vendor MATSHITA bla
type CD-ROM bla
..
..
attached scsi CD-ROM sr0 at scsi0 ..0, ..0 , lun0
1 1 1
... etc.
sr0: scsi3-mmc drive ..bla cdda tray
Does the scsi stuff eventually disturb the usual ide hd access?
I dont have rmmod by now, so i'd have to reboot and start new from cd
install to get rid of these modules.
When i try to enter point 9 or 10 (partition) or 11 (mount) it says:
unable to find any discs. maybe some more kernel modules need to be loaded.
How can i find out which modules are needed for basic ide access?
Also I cannot access the cdrom which is of course the minor problem, but
it would be nice to solve it also :)
Thanks in advance,
Florian
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