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The Perc-raid controller (an oem-ed adaptec) is now called aaraid.<br />
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It's not included in the vanilla kernels on kernel.org. However Redhat does have aaraid support in it's kernel.<br />
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so you have two possibilities:<br />
1 patch the vanilla kernel with the aaraid's source (it's on the net, can't remeber where right now)<br />
2 use the latest RH kernel from their site (however i fear they dont &quot;have&quot; 2.4.8 yet. 2.4.3 seems to be the latest).<br />
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succes.
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The Perc-raid controller (an oem-ed adaptec) is now called aaraid.

It's not included in the vanilla kernels on kernel.org. However Redhat does have aaraid support in it's kernel.

so you have two possibilities:
1 patch the vanilla kernel with the aaraid's source (it's on the net, can't remeber where right now)
2 use the latest RH kernel from their site (however i fear they dont "have" 2.4.8 yet. 2.4.3 seems to be the latest).

succes.

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The kernel 2.4.10 is not include aaraid, so how can I do?
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The kernel 2.4.10 is not include aaraid, so how can I do?

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I want to rebuilt RH71 2.4.8 kernel in Dell 2550 with perc3 RAID controller support. But I don't know how to install the PERC controler with kernel modules.
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I want to rebuilt RH71 2.4.8 kernel in Dell 2550 with perc3 RAID controller support. But I don't know how to install the PERC controler with kernel modules.

RH71 kernel howto?

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.