Quoting Matthew Jacob <lydianconcepts_at_gmail.com>: >> >> Is the LSI-MPT BIOS disabled on your machine? I found that I had to >> start enabling it, otherwise the driver does something at boot that >> makes the MPT chip stop responding. It didn't use to be that way. > > > *shrug* > > For LSI-MPT BIOS that comes from a motherboard rather than being on a > card, you *have* to have it enabled for it to function at all as the > microcode is loaded by the BIOS. Claiming that it "didn't use to be > that way" seems a bit odd. But feel free to file a bug at > http://www.feral.com/bugzilla. > Initially and for several months it worked fine then one day it just wouldn't boot a new kernel but it boots a kernel from June just fine. Would that not be "used to" ;) Thanks, edReceived on Sun Sep 17 2006 - 23:32:13 UTC
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