Install problem with a nonexistent SCSI adapter

[Charley McNamara <mcnamarc@k2.kirtland.cc.mi.us>]

	While installing debian 2.1 for the first time, I was unhappy to find an 
error from the install boot. This message freezes the process and my 
computer: "NCR53c406a: No ports available" I found that this is a SCSI 
adapter, but my machine is SCSI free. Is there any way I can bypass a scsi 
probe? I'm booting from the CD, as this box is home-built, and the floppy 
drive is really really backordered, so a boot disk is not an option. Please 
help. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Processor: Athlon 750, SD11 MB
MEM: 128MB
Video: Elsa Erazor X2
Sound: SB Live Platinum
Ethernet: SMC EZNET 10/100
CD: HP CDWriter 9300
HD: WD Caviar 30.7 ATA66

						Thank you very much.