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You'll need to get the latest kernel 2.2.2.  Your best bet is to order a new
redhat 5.2 cd from cheapbytes.com for $1.99.  This doesn't have the 2.2.2
kernel but it is at 2.0.36 I think.  This should provide your scsi support that
you need.  Of course, somebody else probably will have a more technical idea
creating a boot disk with the proper drivers.  I expect that you can do it this
way, I just don't quite know how off the top of my head.
Good luck.

Wino Caestecker wrote:

> hi
>
> i use the following hardware : adaptec pci aic789x ultra 2 scsi controller
> (onboard asus p2b-s), and a plextor 32x scsi cdrom. i try to install redhat
> 5.0. the installation program does not recognize the scsi controller, which
> is normal coz i think the controller did not exist when 5.0 became
> available. question is : how can i make linux recognize the adapter, or how
> do i load the correct driver. i have no idea how to do this. i am an
> absolute newbie as fas as unix and linux are concerned. which, for a new
> convert understandable howto should i read ?
>
> thankx for any help.
>
> wino.caestecker@advalvas.be

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