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Article #54486problem with SCSI on linux
From: Klimes George
Date: Sat, 25 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 25 Oct 1997 00:00
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I am having a problem of unknow origin with my SCSI HD's,
and would appreciate anybody who can shed a light into
this dilemma.
I bought a SCSI HD Seagate ST32272W (Baraccuda, this alias is
perhaps grammatically incorrect) and wanted to add it to already existing
two of the same kind (SCSI ID 0 and 1)
I was advised to place this new HD between these two and assign it
SCSI ID 1. (at this point , the SCSI ID 1 has been taken over by the new
HD.
the old one got ID 2). I was also advised to terminate the SCSI bus on HD
ID 0.
I use SCSI cabel with six connectors the first one for the adapter
the last one for external terminator ; in between SCSI HDs.
I am running RedHat Linux 2.0.30 on Alpha pc 164 xl with
CPU digital alpha 466 MHz , RAM 128 Mb and Adaptec
AHA-2940 SCSI UW controller.
The bus is 16 bit and uses 68 pin connectors.
To visualize the entire setup whe have
AHA-----------HD ID2-------------HD ID1(the new HD)----------HD ID0
-----empty
connetcor--------external terminator
Now , the problem is that
I am not able to boot Linux. During the bootstrapping I get to the
point, where in runlevel 1,the init(this is only my assumption)
attempts to read the root file system , here's what i get
Partition check:
Sda: sda1 sda2 sda3 sda4
Sdb:
Sdc: sdc1 sdc2
VFS: Mounted root (ext2 fs) ro
init: memory violation at pc=120001c14 rp=120001b08 (bad address
=00000000)
init: PANIC; segmentation violation!!! giving up.
I also get some other bizzare messages:
VFS disk change detected on dev 2/0
end_request: I/O error, dev 02:00, sector 0
Error: failed to open dev 0x0200 (result= -6)
Failed to load the kernel
ext2_ mount bad magic 0x17cl
I've been pulling out my hair on this for two days , tried any possible
combination of IDs, setting up jumpers and termination on both the
HDs and externally ont the SCSI bus, nothing worked.
Maybe the problem is somewhere else. But where ???
I'll be very grateful for ANY response . Thx
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