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2 total messages Started by Pim Zandbergen Mon, 13 Nov 1995 20:43
Re: BusLogic 946C SCSI HA does not work with Asus TP4XE MB: SOLVED!
#102
Author: Pim Zandbergen
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 20:43
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I previously wrote:

>I have replaced my ALI 486 motherboard and BusLogic 445C SCSI HA (VL-bus)
>with an Asus TP4XE motherboard (Pentium 120) and a BusLogic 946C (PCI).

>The 946C will not work.

[ ... ]

>The 946C was set for i/o 330, IRQ 11 (Just like the AHA-1542), INT A,
>"level" interrupt. The BIOS revision is 4.86, the firmware revision is
>4.22, the hardware revision is Ae1.

Thank you all for helping me out on this problem. The problems turned
out to be an older, non-PnP compatible hardware revision.

Although my rev. Ae1 card was not new, it was still under warranty.
Backed up with net.information, my local dealer promptly replaced
the card with a rev. E card, even though this dealer no longer sells
BusLogic...

My rev. E card worked right out of the box, with the disk that
was previously connected to a 445C, and faster too.

BTW, does anyone know whether the new Linux BusLogic beta drivers
can be used with development kernels (1.3.40, for now) ?

Again, thanks,
Pim
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Re: BusLogic 946C SCSI HA does not work with Asus TP4XE MB: SOLVED!
#103
Author: Leonard N. Zubkoff
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 22:52
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In article <488am6$jai@chagall.cti-software.nl> pim@chagall.cti-software.nl (Pim Zandbergen) writes:

  BTW, does anyone know whether the new Linux BusLogic beta drivers
  can be used with development kernels (1.3.40, for now) ?

*Very* soon.

		Leonard
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