A question about the 68-pin SCSI devices

Hello,
My system are based on Motolora's "MVME2700 + 3-row P2 adapter + MVME761
+ 50-pin SCSI devices", the linuxppc kernel is 2.212. Now I would like
to update my system with 68-pin SCSI devices. That is , the new system
configuration is "MVME2700 + 5-row P2 adapter + MVME761 + 68-pin SCSI
devices". The MOT's documents said that the SCSI controler(53C825A)
on MVME2700 can support 68-pin devices, but I am not sure whether the
linux kernel(2.2.12) can support them. Should anyone kindly give me some
advice? Thank a lot!

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Daniel Lao
2002-11-05 12:13:52

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Daniel Lao wrote:

Hello,
My system are based on Motolora's "MVME2700 + 3-row P2 adapter + MVME761
+ 50-pin SCSI devices", the linuxppc kernel is 2.212. Now I would like
to update my system with 68-pin SCSI devices. That is , the new system
configuration is "MVME2700 + 5-row P2 adapter + MVME761 + 68-pin SCSI
devices". The MOT's documents said that the SCSI controler(53C825A)
on MVME2700 can support 68-pin devices, but I am not sure whether the
linux kernel(2.2.12) can support them. Should anyone kindly give me some
advice? Thank a lot!

It should work right out of the box.

But why are you still using 2.2.12, because you use my VME driver ?

	Regards,
	Gabriel.


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