aha152x: trying software interrupt: ok
scsi0: Adaptec 152x SCSI driver $Revision 1.7 $
scsi: 1 host
Vendor: SONY Model: CD-R CDU926S Rev: 1.1a
Type: CD-ROM ANSI SCSI Revision: 02
Detected scsi CD-ROM sr0 at scsi0, channel 0, id 6, lun 0
lun=0,
aha152x: no disconnected command for that lun
QUEUE STATUS:
issue_SC:
current_SC:
none
disconnected_SC:
0xc000bc00: target=6; lun=1; cmnd=(Test Unit Ready 20 00 00 00 00);
residual=256; buffers=0; phase|disconnected|send_ident|; in other (MESSAGE
IN); phaseend; next=0x00000000
Waiting: SCSISEQ(); SCSISIG(MESSAGE IN); INTSTAT(lo); SSTAT(SELDI PHASECHG
REQUINIT); SSTAT(SELDI);SXFRCTL0(CH1); SIGNAL(BSYI REQI); SELID(0),
SSTAT2(SEMPTY); SFCNT(0); SCSICNT(0), OFFCNT(0), SSTAT4(); DMACNTRLO(16 bit
pio read) DMASTAT(DFIFO EMP)
enabled interrupts(ENSELDI)
Kernel Panic: aha152x panic
in swapper task - not syncing
(please forgive if it looks odd, I've had to retype from handwritten
scribbles)
I've tried with the aha152x built into the kernel - the above is what I get
with it compiled as a module, upon insmod or modprobe, i either get a total
lock-up, or the same as above.
my setup is as follows:
Dell Pentium 133 w 64MB ram
hda: 1.2gig Quantum Fireball
hdb: 850meg Quantum
hdc: ATAPI CD-rom
3COM 3c509 port 0x210 int 7
Adaptec AHA1505: port 0x140 int 10
Attached to this is a Sony CDU926S Cd-writer with scsi id 6
Linux is installed on hdb, lilo on MBR
my current stable installation (2.0.36) boots perfectly in this
configuration
any ideas as to what might be wrong? - I can furnish as much information as
you want.
Thanks
Barry Zubel
Technical Manager
VK Research
(please cc to b a r r y @ c i t y m u t u a l . c o m - I can't cope with
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