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How do I get linux to see my SCSI card? Im running redhat 4.0 kernel 2.0.18. Initially the SCSI worked well because I performed a full install from CD. Then when the machine re-booted, it no longer sees my SCSI host or cdrom. I have an adaptec 1505 and had to type in the argument aha152x=0x340,9,7,1 initially. I can go to the control panel using X and use the kernel daemon configuration and it displays my adapter and arguments there. But it still doesnt see the &nbsp;scsi host at boot. Once the adapter is recognized will it see the CD-ROM(s) ? Thanks for the help! 
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How do I get linux to see my SCSI card? Im running redhat 4.0 kernel 2.0.18. Initially the SCSI worked well because I performed a full install from CD. Then when the machine re-booted, it no longer sees my SCSI host or cdrom. I have an adaptec 1505 and had to type in the argument aha152x=0x340,9,7,1 initially. I can go to the control panel using X and use the kernel daemon configuration and it displays my adapter and arguments there. But it still doesnt see the  scsi host at boot. Once the adapter is recognized will it see the CD-ROM(s) ? Thanks for the help! 

SCSI

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.