Hi there, now with OS4 final working, i am now trying to get the SCSI to work. I have read through the docs on the OS4 install. U-boot sees the SCSI card and the HD. How do i get workbench to see the drive?
If i recall correctly, i use to mount cybpcc.device or scsi.device and it would show the drive.
Please, any help to move me in the right direction.
Should i add the lsi53c8xx.device to mediatoolbox or mounter ?
No, if the lsi53c8xx.device is working, it would appear by itself in the list. Since it doesn't, it's a clear indication that something is wrong, namely the device driver doesn't start up.
Could you post here the result of "pciscan" ? Your board seems not to be recognized by the SCSI driver. Maybe it's just a matter of tweaking some UBoot env-variables. Sg2 should know better.
I have mixed setup with sil 0680 and 3114. I was unable to see my 3114 drives in media toolbox until i add tooltype device=sii3114ide.device. This made trick and when i started mtb, list of devices was complete and 3114 drives was accessible. this seems to be bug in mtb (?) in 4.0final. Without i got 0680 only, with tooltype even floppy.device appear to list ...
try add tooltype adevice=lsi53c8xx.device and check what happens.
The HD drivers all announce themselves on startup. If you had a serial terminal, you could look for the "lsi53..." greeting message when the system boots (they're all very friendly). You would have to set the kernel command line to include the word "serial".
Also there is the documentation file "Documentation/lsi53c8xx_dev/lsi53c8xx_dev.doc" on the Install CD (in case you missed it).
## Vendor Device Vendor name Description 01 0x10cc 0x0660 Mai Logic Incorporated 02 0x10cc 0x0661 Mai Logic Incorporated 03 0x10b7 0x9200 3Com Corporation 04 0x1106 0x0686 VIA Technoligies, Inc. 05 0x1106 0x0571 VIA Technoligies, Inc. 06 0x1106 0x3038 VIA Technoligies, Inc. 07 0x1106 0x3038 VIA Technoligies, Inc. 08 0x1106 0x3057 VIA Technoligies, Inc. 09 0x1106 0x3058 VIA Technoligies, Inc. 10 0x2206 0x3068 VIA Technoligies, Inc. 11 0x1000 0x000F LSI Logic / Symbios Log 53c875 12 0x1002 0x4966 ATI Technoligies Inc Radeon RV250 If
The HD drivers all announce themselves on startup. If you had a serial terminal, you could look for the "lsi53..." greeting message when the system boots (they're all very friendly). You would have to set the kernel command line to include the word "serial".
Or simply use "C:DumpDebugBuffer >RAM:bootlog" instead after booting from an IDE HD or CD drive and check it, a serial terminal is only required if you can't boot at all.
a1ide.device 52.1 (09.12.2006) it8212ide.device 52.1 (09.12.2006) lsi53c8xx.device 52.1 (09.12.2006) lsi53c8xx_timeout : '30', adjusted ata timeout to 30 Running on AmigaOne Found chip #0 Waiting for devices to spin up.. ---> Port 0 Scanning SCSI bus... ID: 0 Selection Timeout Request_sense sense key 6 ASC 29 ASCQ 2 Target 15 not ready, retry 0 ID: F Selection Timeout SCSI Error: Target 15 LUN 0 Command 00 CCB: 00 00 00 00 00 00 (len = 6) Cntrl: SCSI Selection Timeout Sense: SK 6 (Unit Attention) ASC 29 ASCQ 2 Status: Check condition ID: 2 Selection Timeout ID: 3 Selection Timeout ID: 4 Selection Timeout ID: 5 Selection Timeout ID: 6 Selection Timeout ID: 7 Selection Timeout ID: 8 Selection Timeout ID: 9 Selection Timeout ID: A Selection Timeout ID: B Selection Timeout ID: C Selection Timeout ID: D Selection Timeout ID: E Selection Timeout ID: F Selection Timeout 0 device(s) on port Nothing started, bailing out
it seems like either the settings are wrong on my scsi drives.
also, i get the status: check condition from uboot, but only on a cold start. i do a scsi reset in uboot and it finds all the drives, then i boot OS4 and still get the same bootlog as above.