FC3 install on Adaptec 2410SA
Randy
toucan at tropicalrain.us
Sun Dec 12 00:14:18 UTC 2004
At 09:32 AM 12/11/2004, you wrote:
>One month prior to FC3 being released I installed FC2 on a system with an
>Adaptec 2410SA Serial ATA RAID controller and a four drive array. As I
>recall, it installed easily without a driver disk. When FC3 came out I
>did a fresh install on the same system, and it installed easily and ran well.
>
>Last week I bought another system with the same controller, but with a
>different motherboard. I needed to move the working array to the new
>system, where the boot would begin and then crash with a message about
>sleeping in the wrong context or something like that. I decided to
>install cleanly.
>
>To make a long story short I now have two systems, one with an Asus K8N-E
>and one with an Asus A8V motherboard, both with freshly initialized 4
>drive arrays, and I can't install AMD64 FC3 to either one of them. In
>each case the install proceeds to the partitioning stage.
>It appears that the moment FC3 attempts to partition the array the
>controller card's alarm sounds and FC3 reports that it could not read the
>disk. On reboot, both controllers report the array status as being
>optimal., and all format/initialize/array creation operations have gone
>just fine.
><<<snip>>>
>Frank.
Hello,
I'm running an Adaptec 2410SA controller on a Via EPIA-M mini-itx
board, with FC3. Everything runs very perfectly on the original
kernel. When I upgraded to the latest kernel, it began locking up on me
every two days. I thought it was cpuspeed, because disabling that
temporarily fixed the problem, but eventually I had to go back to the
original kernel from the FC3 install.
Unfortunately, I can't give you any advice with either of the
motherboards you are using, but I do know that the 2410SA is stable and
working on FC3 with the kernel and hardware I am using now.
regards,
Randy
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