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In article <40l6gj$26@lucy.swin.edu.au>, 874860@bud.swin.edu.au says...
>
>I have a rather hairy hardware/Linux problem here. I hope someone can
>help me.
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>The system specifications:
>
>p90, 16MB of RAM
>Gigabyte GA586IP Motherboard (ISA/PCI)
>GA-410 ncr53c810 PCI SCSI controller (also tried aha1542B and aha1542CF)
>Micropolis 1G HDD (also tried Connor 540M)
>IDE hard disk controller
>4-port serial card
>ISA VGA card
>

Disable your IDE disk controller when using the SCSI hard disk. Remove it
if you can. Do not mix IDE Hard Disks and SCSI Hard Disks in the one system.

When using your SCSI hard disk do the following,

1. set the SCSI ID of the first hard disk to 0
   the system will try to boot from SCSI device 0 on startup

2. ensure the SCSI chain is terminated correctly.

3. ensure that the "BIOS is enabled" on the SCSI card so that the system
   will try to boot from a SCSI device.



>  Vendor: MICROP    Model: 4110-09TBCU0322L  Rev: HT01
>  Type:   Direct-Access                      ANSI SCSI revision: 02
>Detected scsi disk sda at scsi0, id 4, lun 0
>scsi : detected 1 SCSI disk total.

Looks as though the Hard Disk has SCSI id 4.


Hope this helps.
Paul Ashman