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Sil3112 SATARaid PCI Controller Card
- From: Daniel Henninger <jadestorm nc rr com>
- To: nahant-list redhat com
- Subject: Sil3112 SATARaid PCI Controller Card
- Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 10:24:19 -0500
Hi folk!
I suspect I am kind of doomed here, so I'm trying to see if anyone
has any suggestions. I have a Silicon Image 3112 SATARaid PCI
controller card. (or at least that's what it announces itself as and
I vaguely recall that being the name that was on it when I bought
it.. was a while ago.. it's non-trivial for me to just shut my
machine down and look) I have a Seagate SATA drive connected to it.
I don't actually use the raid functionality of the card, just
basically use it as a means to connecting an SATA drive to my machine.
So I've been using this under RHEL3 for quite some time now and have
had no problems. I tried to upgrade to RHEL4 over the weekend and my
drive was not recognized. In the boot output I'd swear I can see it
being recognized, but then it sees no drive what-so-ever. (drive
comes up as hde) After some chatting on ##linux and various attempts
to get it happy, I ended up giving up for now and stayed with RHEL3.
I tried downloading a driver disk from Silicon Image's site and
Anaconda didn't recognize the driver disk. Or rather, i said it
couldn't find anything usable on there. The site explicitly says the
driver is for RHEL4. I also tried a firmware update on the card
which helped nothing.
Not entirely sure what to try at this point. I see smatterings of
reports about the combo of this card and some seagate drives causing
problems for each other. (but then why is it working with RHEL3?) I
also see smatterings of how it "works under other distributions". I
also see some talk about how it'll lock up the machine and that is
not happening to me.
Any suggestions? I've exhausted my ideas for how to take care of the
issue and am happily back down to RHEL3 for the moment, but I'd still
like to upgrade if possible. Thanks! (BTW, I had one thought if
simply running up and getting a new card by Adaptec.. except I soon
found out that the card in question has the same chipset as my card)
Daniel
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