eesrajm@cc.brunel.ac.uk (Andrew J Michael) (06/03/91)
I think some time ago there was some conversation on this group about using the WD7000 SCSI card with SVR4. Did anyone solve the problem ? Since I am using Dell SVR4 rather than the AT&T I don't have a WD7000 driver in the kernel. I also asked Columbia Data Products about the availability of a SVR4 driver for the WD7000, but was told "real soon now". I'd quite like to get this card going, so any suggestions are welcome. And yes I do know that the WD7000 ASC and WD7000 FASST aren't quite the same thing. Drivers for either would be acceptable. Thanks in advance Andy Michael -- Andy Michael "You might think that. I 85 Hawthorne Crescent couldn't possibly comment." West Drayton - `House of Cards' Middlesex email: eesrajm@brunel.ac.uk UB7 9PA or Andrew.Michael@brunel.ac.uk
duc@mport.COM (Richard Ducoty) (06/10/91)
eesrajm@cc.brunel.ac.uk (Andrew J Michael) writes: >I think some time ago there was some conversation on this group about using >the WD7000 SCSI card with SVR4. Did anyone solve the problem ? >drivers for either would be acceptable. ================= Microport SVR4 has a WD7000 FASST driver. Richard Ducoty Richard Ducoty \\\\\\\ Microport Inc. (.)(.) root@mport.com voice=> (408) 438-8649 > duc@mport.com fax=> (408) 438-7560 - uunet!mport!duc " militiae species amor est "
jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe R. Doupnik) (06/11/91)
In article <59@mport.COM>, duc@mport.COM (Richard Ducoty) writes: > eesrajm@cc.brunel.ac.uk (Andrew J Michael) writes: > >>I think some time ago there was some conversation on this group about using >>the WD7000 SCSI card with SVR4. Did anyone solve the problem ? >>drivers for either would be acceptable. > > ================= > > Microport SVR4 has a WD7000 FASST driver. > > Richard Ducoty > > > Richard Ducoty \\\\\\\ > Microport Inc. (.)(.) root@mport.com > voice=> (408) 438-8649 > duc@mport.com > fax=> (408) 438-7560 - uunet!mport!duc > " militiae species amor est " --------------------- Which is how I eventually solved the WD 7000 FASST2 SCSI building affair, discussed in detail on the network a few weeks ago. Both Microport and Columbia Data Products combined efforts to lift me over the hurtle. Joe D.