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I would 'assume' the default RedHat kernel has this supported, as the older versions did.<br />
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as for the io &amp;&nbsp;irq, that is what is flashed across the screen during bootup, and &quot;cat &nbsp;/proc/ioports&quot; &amp;&nbsp;&quot;cat /proc/interrupts&quot; show the io=0x340 &amp;&nbsp;irq=11 are free and available.
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I would 'assume' the default RedHat kernel has this supported, as the older versions did.

as for the io & irq, that is what is flashed across the screen during bootup, and "cat  /proc/ioports" & "cat /proc/interrupts" show the io=0x340 & irq=11 are free and available.

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I can install Redhat 6.2 successfully (?), onto my IDE hard drive, from my IDE CDRom, but it does not recognize my Adaptec 1520 scsi controller.<br />
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I've tried adding the following to my /etc/conf.modules<br />
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alias scsi_hostadapter aha152x<br />
options aha152x io=0x340 irq=11<br />
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no good. any tips?
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I can install Redhat 6.2 successfully (?), onto my IDE hard drive, from my IDE CDRom, but it does not recognize my Adaptec 1520 scsi controller.

I've tried adding the following to my /etc/conf.modules

alias scsi_hostadapter aha152x
options aha152x io=0x340 irq=11

no good. any tips?

RedHat 6.2 doesn't find adaptec 1520

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