SCSI

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I have scsi card ISApport 10 and I would like to install drivers for it.
I also have ProLine datavault 2000 that what to use for backup

I think you're out of luck w/respect to the ISAport 10. As far as I can see it isn't supported in Linux (nor are there drivers for it under NT)

Well it chip is supported NCR53c406a

Yeah, but that doesn't mean that it has the identical interface as another SCSI board with that chip.

When it is not possible please tell me what isa card I can use and price and pleaso post only comments

If the chipset is NCR53c406a, try recompiling the latest kernal and activate the relavent scsi switch. It might be in there.

Friebele it is here but is says ports not found at boot time

SCSI are tricky. Have you compiled it as a module? Kernals tend not to like modules when it comes to SCSI, because the modules are loaded when another device is activated and not the SCSI itself? Also, have you chosen one with the correct speed settings (may need to check SCSI manual for specs).

I think that the problem is gonna be where you can find an ISA card that Linux can use. There used to be lots, but just about every manufacturer has dropped their old ISA lines, some time ago. If I look at the supported SCSI cards, in say the RedHat Hardware compatability lists which is representative of most Linuxen, I find only a few references to ISA cards. As far as I can tell, the major players, Mylex, Adaptec, ICP Vortex, no longer offer any of the cards that are known to work. If you can find one, it'll probably be a used card and you'll just have to see what you can find and then check to see if it in on the HCL.