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Subject: Re: Trouble with PAO3-19991220 for 3.3R with aic0 ?
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You also need 

	device	scbus0

for the SCSI bus. Why that would prevent it from finding the kernel I don't
know, but if you send your whole kernel config file we might spot something
else askew.

Is your old (working) kernel built from the same set of source files?

Eric

Gary Rafe wrote:
> 
> Finding an updated PAO3 for 3.3-R that claims to support
> the APA-1460 SlimSCSI card, I pulled it down & tried it out
> on my Toshiba 4030CDT running 3.3-R/PAO3-19991007.
> 
> The kernel seemed to build fine with the additions:
> 
>         controller aic0
>         device     pass0
> 
> And when the kernel was started, it reported:
> 
>         Initializing PC-card drivers: aic ep sio wdc
> 
> as expected, but ... just after the kernel correctly
> changed the root device:
> 
>         Changing root device to wd0s3a
> 
> It then tried to change the root device again:
> 
>         Changing root device to wd0a
> 
> which resulted in: error 22: panic: cannot mount root (2)
> 
> and a subsequent automatic reboot ...
> 
> Ouch !  What gives here ?
> Booting my previous PAO3 kernel gets me back,
> but still no SlimSCSI card.
> 
> Is this something I did (or didn't do) ?
> 
> BTW, I'm hoping to use this card to talk to a SCSI scanner
> via "sane" -- can anyone comment on the prospects of making
> this work ?
> 
> --Gary
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