Quoting "Hamilton, David (TSG C&I)" <david.hamilton3 at hp.com>:
> I'll have to look at it at home 'cos it's not beside me right now.
> I am booting off a separate hard disk.
OK, that explains it then.
Try the megaraid2 module first - kudzu sometimes detects and installs
the wrong driver -> it scans the PCI bus and sees LSI - so tries the
megaraid standard driver. This only works for well old controllers.
rmmod megaraid
modprobe megaraid2
cat /proc/scsci/scsi
Do you see the LUN's correctly?
If that works then simply edit modprobe.conf and then re-create the initrd :
# mkinitrd -v /boot/initrd-new-`uname -r` `uname -r`
edit grub.conf to indicate the changes then simply boot to the "new" kernel.
Otherwise mail us again and we can take it from there.
Suck em and see.
Conor.
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