Messages in this thread | | | Date | Thu, 26 Jun 2003 11:28:29 +1000 | From | "D. Sen" <> | Subject | Re: ide-scsi on 2.4.21 (on IBM Thinkpad T30) |
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I think you are saying that its not a module. Here is another report of a similar problem to mine:
http://www.music.columbia.edu/pipermail/linux-audio-user/2003-June/005119.html
He eventually solved the problem by making sure the ssci support wasnt built as modules. (Follow the thread above).
There definitely seems to be a problem. If its not a problem but rather a feature then I would like to know more about why we need to compile it into the kernel...(i.e. what do we gain )..
Scott McDermott wrote: > whoops forgot to add you to CC list as per your request > > To linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org on Wed 25/06 19:38 -0400: > >>D. Sen on Thu 26/06 09:08 +1000: >> >>>>>Kernel 2.4.21 causes hangs and/or ooops during boot up >>>>>if I have a "probeall scsi_hostadapter ide-scsi" in my >>>>>/etc/modules.conf. If I take out that line and >>>>>manually load the module after the laptop has booted, >>>>>everything is fine. >>>> >>>>I probably have the same CD-RW that you do (in the T30) >>>>and I just use hdc=ide-scsi on kernel command line, no >>>>need for manually loading. Works fine but don't try >>>>burning with magicdev running :) >>> >>>Do you have ide-scsi built as a module though? >> >>Yes. It works fine, I just tried with cdrdao using >>generic-mmc driver. I have nothing at all in modules.conf >>related to cd, ide, or scsi. > > >
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