Quoting Niall O Broin <niall at linux.ie>:
> On Saturday 15 May 2004, olearypj at rte.ie wrote:
>> >I'm trying to get a new 2940u scsi card to work in a pc running SuSE
> 9.0
> >but i'm having no luck.The machine boots up to the login screen then
> locks
> up, the
> >only way to get out of this is a reset.
>> As someone else mentioned, it'd be odd if the machine had a SCSI card
> problem
> but yet got to a login prompt. Is the machine OK if you remove the SCSI
> card?
> Can you ping it or ssh to it (presuming it's networked)?
>>> Niall
>> P.S. Did you get sorted with a cable?
> --
> Irish Linux Users' Group
>http://www.linux.ie/mailman/listinfo/ilug/>>Everything now working ok, thanks a million to all for the help & suggestions.
Once I managed to disable the 2940 BIOS & deselect auto IRQ for the PCI slot on
the mother board the machine booted up ok.
I managed to crimp a short cable to go from the internal scsi connector to the
outside world.
now i'm getting bored :-), guess i'll have to look for another problem to solve
on this little network, i'm expecting my broadband kit soon & looking forward
to playing with that!
Thanks again,
Pat.
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