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> > boot =3D /dev/sda
> > vga =3D normal
> >=20
> > image =3D /vmlinuz
> > root =3D /dev/sda1
> > label =3D slack
> > read-only
> >=20
> > That's all I need for ide.. Is there something different with scsi?
>=20
> Normally that's all you'd need for scsi as well. Check that there aren't =
any
> other global options. If there aren't try LBA and Linear ( one at a time,
> they aren't supposed to work together ).
>=20
> Also make sure support for your scsi card is either built into the module=
or
> you've setup an initrd if it's being used as a module.
>=20
> ciao,
>=20
> der.hans
You know, I didn't think about that. I'm using the default slackware
scsi kernel, so I assumed scsi was built into it, but probably not..
Least not the module, and since I've never heard of initrd... I'm
assuming that's something not normal on slackware. I think I've seen it
on red hat, but never on slack, so I never knew what it was for.
I ran badblocks on it last night to make sure there wasn't any problems,
and though sda made a couple wierd sounds in the same spots on each
butterfly write, both drives came back fine. I will reinstall
everything tomorrow and build a custom kernel. That would really make a
lot of sense, don't know why I didn't think about that. I guess I
assume to much! It's boots off the cd, but that's got the driver built
in!
I appreciate the info, thank you.
nathan
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