fedora-legacy-list Digest, Vol 13, Issue 29

[Wendell Dingus]

Oops, I apologize. Someone else here installed it and did use a driver 
disk. I've since installed the latest legacy kernel, made an initrd 
using megaraid and rebooted successfully. It's up and going using the 
megaraid driver now and appears at least to be fine. If I understand 
correctly though, megaraid2 is based on 2.x driver code and the 1.x 
stuff isn't near as good. Is that accurate? I downloaded the latest 2.x 
version from LSI's FTP site but it fails to compile. There is a src.rpm 
available from Dell as a DKMS(?) module which I hadn't even previously 
heard of. I'm not having a lot of luck figuring out what that is or how 
to work with it, yet... Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

>Did you use a driver disk when you installed?  I don't recall
>'megaraid2' being included in stock RHL9 kernels.  If they were, and
>they aren't in Legacy kernels, then this is an oversight on our part and
>the package needs to be re-rolled.
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