[Security-Discuss] Re: scsi modules in 2.6

Mark Watts <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.mandrake.security.general
Organization QinetiQ
Message-ID <[email protected]>
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> This should probably be sent to the expert list, but I'm not subscribed,
> please forgive me...
>
> Im trying to install 10.0 Official on a server here that has an adaptec
> 2100-S raid controller in it and 3 scsi attached drives.
>
> When i boot off the cdrom (using the 2.6.3 boot kernel from cdrom.img) i
> get the following after agreeing to the MandrakeSoft license:
>
> "insmod'ing module dpt_i2o failed at /usr/bin/perl_install/modules.pm"
>
> After a bit of searching i found there is no dpt_i2o module in the 2.6
> kernel tree, in any of the mandrakesoft-provided rpms. There is however
> dpt_i2o modules in all of the 2.4 kernels.
>
> has this module been renamed to something else in 2.6 or has it been
> taken out completely? if it has been renamed, why would the installer
> still be looking for it under that name? is there anything i can do to
> get this working under 2.6 ?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help given..
>
> Jordan


This list is for security discussion, not help on scsi modules.

However, all Adaptec RAID cards in linux use the AACRAID module.

Mark.

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Mark Watts
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QinetiQ Trusted Information Management
Trusted Solutions and Services group
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