All software in this directory (/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates) is
beta software.
If you experience problems with any of this beta software please report
them in the ‘beta.qnx424’ conference here on QUICS.
If you are unsure of what archives you need for an up-to-date 4.25 system,
see : /updates/beta.qnx424/Readme.
Note: All archives in this directory are Updates and need to be applied
in reverse order (oldest first) to a Full Archive.
** Feb. 01, 2001 **
Archive
Fsys.aha8scsi Beta
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Whats new
Readme information can be found in:
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.changes
Installation
After downloading the archive, verify the ‘cksum’.
3376340188 170384 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
The archive can be installed as follows, when logged in as “root”:
/etc/install -u 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Note : After installing the archive you will need to rebuild your boot image
to use the new driver.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
Hi.
What Adaptec SCSI adapters does the Fsys.aha8scsi driver support?
Thanks,
Augie
“Kevin Dunsmoor” <kdunsmoor@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:95c55b$1ng$1@nntp.qnx.com…
All software in this directory (/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates) is
beta software.
If you experience problems with any of this beta software please report
them in the ‘beta.qnx424’ conference here on QUICS.
If you are unsure of what archives you need for an up-to-date 4.25 system,
see : /updates/beta.qnx424/Readme.
\
Note: All archives in this directory are Updates and need to be applied
in reverse order (oldest first) to a Full Archive.
** Feb. 01, 2001 **
Archive
Fsys.aha8scsi Beta
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Whats new
Readme information can be found in:
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.changes
Installation
After downloading the archive, verify the ‘cksum’.
3376340188 170384 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
The archive can be installed as follows, when logged in as “root”:
/etc/install -u 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Note : After installing the archive you will need to rebuild your boot
image
to use the new driver.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
Augie Henriques wrote in message <95cc4q$92m$1@inn.qnx.com>…
Hi.
What Adaptec SCSI adapters does the Fsys.aha8scsi driver support?
The readme is a little light… all it says is the driver has been updated
with
the new CHIM code from Adaptec to support U2 and U160 family of
controllers.
Jay
Thanks,
Augie
“Kevin Dunsmoor” <> kdunsmoor@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:95c55b$1ng$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
All software in this directory (/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates) is
beta software.
If you experience problems with any of this beta software please report
them in the ‘beta.qnx424’ conference here on QUICS.
If you are unsure of what archives you need for an up-to-date 4.25
system,
see : /updates/beta.qnx424/Readme.
\
Note: All archives in this directory are Updates and need to be applied
in reverse order (oldest first) to a Full Archive.
** Feb. 01, 2001 **
Archive
Fsys.aha8scsi Beta
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Whats new
Readme information can be found in:
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.changes
Installation
After downloading the archive, verify the ‘cksum’.
3376340188 170384 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
The archive can be installed as follows, when logged in as “root”:
/etc/install -u 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Note : After installing the archive you will need to rebuild your boot
image
to use the new driver.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
Hi Jay,
“Jay Hogg” <jh@fastlane.net.r-e-m-o-v-e> wrote in message
news:95eu55$rcg$1@inn.qnx.com…
Augie Henriques wrote in message <95cc4q$92m$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
Hi.
What Adaptec SCSI adapters does the Fsys.aha8scsi driver support?
The readme is a little light… all it says is the driver has been updated
with
the new CHIM code from Adaptec to support U2 and U160 family of
controllers.
I’m in the process of getting my beta status back, so I can’t get any of the
info on this issue. I used to belong to several betas, but once the switch
was made to the web site I turned into a ghost.
I would like to know the current list of SCSI interface cards supported by
the Fsys.aha8scsi driver (one, two, three cards)? This could even be in the
form of the supported hardware list.
Thanks
Augie
Jay
Thanks,
Augie
“Kevin Dunsmoor” <> kdunsmoor@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:95c55b$1ng$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
\
All software in this directory (/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates) is
beta software.
If you experience problems with any of this beta software please report
them in the ‘beta.qnx424’ conference here on QUICS.
If you are unsure of what archives you need for an up-to-date 4.25
system,
see : /updates/beta.qnx424/Readme.
\
Note: All archives in this directory are Updates and need to be
applied
in reverse order (oldest first) to a Full Archive.
\
** Feb. 01, 2001 **
Archive
Fsys.aha8scsi Beta
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Whats new
Readme information can be found in:
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.changes
Installation
After downloading the archive, verify the ‘cksum’.
3376340188 170384 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
The archive can be installed as follows, when logged in as “root”:
/etc/install -u 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Note : After installing the archive you will need to rebuild your boot
image
to use the new driver.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
\
On Fri, 2 Feb 2001 12:29:56 -0600, “Jay Hogg”
<jh@fastlane.net.r-e-m-o-v-e> wrote:
Augie Henriques wrote in message <95cc4q$92m$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
Hi.
What Adaptec SCSI adapters does the Fsys.aha8scsi driver support?
The readme is a little light… all it says is the driver has been updated
with
the new CHIM code from Adaptec to support U2 and U160 family of
controllers.
I have a customer with a AHA-2930U controller… Does anyone know if
this is supported by the new beta?
Thanks,
Bill
Jay
Thanks,
Augie
“Kevin Dunsmoor” <> kdunsmoor@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:95c55b$1ng$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
All software in this directory (/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates) is
beta software.
If you experience problems with any of this beta software please report
them in the ‘beta.qnx424’ conference here on QUICS.
If you are unsure of what archives you need for an up-to-date 4.25
system,
see : /updates/beta.qnx424/Readme.
\
Note: All archives in this directory are Updates and need to be applied
in reverse order (oldest first) to a Full Archive.
** Feb. 01, 2001 **
Archive
Fsys.aha8scsi Beta
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Whats new
Readme information can be found in:
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.changes
Installation
After downloading the archive, verify the ‘cksum’.
3376340188 170384 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
The archive can be installed as follows, when logged in as “root”:
/etc/install -u 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Note : After installing the archive you will need to rebuild your boot
image
to use the new driver.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
\
Augie,
I’d love to help (and to know what you requested) but what I posted
was exactly what was in the readme…
Can somebody from QNX please let us know which chipsets/cards
the update CHIM code supports?
Thanks,
Jay
Augie Henriques wrote in message <95f3nk$1is$1@inn.qnx.com>…
Hi Jay,
“Jay Hogg” <> jh@fastlane.net.r-e-m-o-v-e> > wrote in message
news:95eu55$rcg$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Augie Henriques wrote in message <95cc4q$92m$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
Hi.
What Adaptec SCSI adapters does the Fsys.aha8scsi driver support?
The readme is a little light… all it says is the driver has been
updated
with
the new CHIM code from Adaptec to support U2 and U160 family of
controllers.
I’m in the process of getting my beta status back, so I can’t get any of
the
info on this issue. I used to belong to several betas, but once the switch
was made to the web site I turned into a ghost.
I would like to know the current list of SCSI interface cards supported by
the Fsys.aha8scsi driver (one, two, three cards)? This could even be in
the
form of the supported hardware list.
Thanks
Augie
Jay
Thanks,
Augie
“Kevin Dunsmoor” <> kdunsmoor@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:95c55b$1ng$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
\
All software in this directory (/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates) is
beta software.
If you experience problems with any of this beta software please
report
them in the ‘beta.qnx424’ conference here on QUICS.
If you are unsure of what archives you need for an up-to-date 4.25
system,
see : /updates/beta.qnx424/Readme.
\
Note: All archives in this directory are Updates and need to be
applied
in reverse order (oldest first) to a Full Archive.
\
** Feb. 01, 2001 **
Archive
Fsys.aha8scsi Beta
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Whats new
Readme information can be found in:
/updates/beta.qnx424/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.changes
Installation
After downloading the archive, verify the ‘cksum’.
3376340188 170384 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
The archive can be installed as follows, when logged in as “root”:
/etc/install -u 010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.beta.tar.F
Note : After installing the archive you will need to rebuild your boot
image
to use the new driver.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
\
I tried two adapters which weren’t supported:
AHA-2930U - still not supported
AHA-2940U2W - now supported
David
I have a customer with a AHA-2930U controller… Does anyone know if
this is supported by the new beta?
Thanks,
Bill
David Brdicka <dbrdicka@retia.cz> wrote:
I tried two adapters which weren’t supported:
AHA-2930U - still not supported
AHA-2940U2W - now supported
David
I have a customer with a AHA-2930U controller… Does anyone know if
this is supported by the new beta?
Thanks,
Bill
You “should” have the following docs in your current QNX4.25 installation.
We are currently working on updating the supporting hardware page.
/usr/help/product/qnx_4.25_en/utils/f/fsysaha8.html
or on quics at:
http://betas.qnx.com/qnx425/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.html
Hope this helps.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
So what is the trick to betas.qnx.com? I’ve been in the beta from the
beginning and still have
access on native QUICS but the login for this apparently doesn’t want the
QUICS login…
Jay
Kevin Dunsmoor wrote in message <95mjl1$21c$2@nntp.qnx.com>…
David Brdicka <> dbrdicka@retia.cz> > wrote:
I tried two adapters which weren’t supported:
AHA-2930U - still not supported
AHA-2940U2W - now supported
David
I have a customer with a AHA-2930U controller… Does anyone know if
this is supported by the new beta?
Thanks,
Bill
You “should” have the following docs in your current QNX4.25 installation.
We are currently working on updating the supporting hardware page.
/usr/help/product/qnx_4.25_en/utils/f/fsysaha8.html
or on quics at:
http://betas.qnx.com/qnx425/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.html
Hope this helps.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
Hello,
I am in the Aha8scsi beta and have downloaded the driver. I have a Server with
SCSI only. If i start with a boot disk and start the driver by itself, I can
see the disks, partion, format etc.
I need to install QNX, photon, Tcp/Ip on this computer. I have the latest CD
and boot disk. When it does its thing for finding pieces of the computer,
obviously it does not find the SCSI (2940U2W - 7890CHIM) disks. I click on the
“Add” button and copy the driver from the floppy to “/ram”. When I start the
driver, the photon installation screen totally locks up. How do I install QNX
from the CD (starting Fsys.aha8scsi by itself) if I cannot install photon to the
disk?
Kevin Hammond
PACE Control Systems.
What’s the trick to see this? I have beta perms on Quics,
and if I telnet to Quics, my login works, but not via a browser…
Kevin Dunsmoor wrote:
[snip]
or on quics at:
http://betas.qnx.com/qnx425/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.html
Hope this helps.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
The update system has changed and is now accessible through the web,
however you need a new userid and passwd. For info on how to join
goto http://qdn.qnx.com/beta/index.html
ron
Previously, Richard R. Kramer wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
What’s the trick to see this? I have beta perms on Quics,
and if I telnet to Quics, my login works, but not via a browser…
Kevin Dunsmoor wrote:
[snip]
or on quics at:
http://betas.qnx.com/qnx425/Updates/010201.Fsys.aha8scsi.html
Hope this helps.
Kevin Dunsmoor
QA, QNX Software Systems
kdunsmoor@qnx.com
Hello?
Previously, Pace Control Systems wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am in the Aha8scsi beta and have downloaded the driver. I have a Server with
SCSI only. If i start with a boot disk and start the driver by itself, I can
see the disks, partion, format etc.
I need to install QNX, photon, Tcp/Ip on this computer. I have the latest CD
and boot disk. When it does its thing for finding pieces of the computer,
obviously it does not find the SCSI (2940U2W - 7890CHIM) disks. I click on the
“Add” button and copy the driver from the floppy to “/ram”. When I start the
driver, the photon installation screen totally locks up. How do I install QNX
from the CD (starting Fsys.aha8scsi by itself) if I cannot install photon to the
disk?
Kevin Hammond
PACE Control Systems.
I got it. Nevermind…
Pace Control Systems wrote:
Hello?
Previously, Pace Control Systems wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am in the Aha8scsi beta and have downloaded the driver. I have a Server with
SCSI only. If i start with a boot disk and start the driver by itself, I can
see the disks, partion, format etc.
I need to install QNX, photon, Tcp/Ip on this computer. I have the latest CD
and boot disk. When it does its thing for finding pieces of the computer,
obviously it does not find the SCSI (2940U2W - 7890CHIM) disks. I click on the
“Add” button and copy the driver from the floppy to “/ram”. When I start the
driver, the photon installation screen totally locks up. How do I install QNX
from the CD (starting Fsys.aha8scsi by itself) if I cannot install photon to the
disk?
Kevin Hammond
PACE Control Systems.