2.4.21-ac4 Adaptec 1210SA lost interrupt , Seagate 120G

2.4.21-ac4 Adaptec 1210SA lost interrupt , Seagate 120G

[Elmer]

Tried them on every imaginable way:

1. 2.4.21 + my own siimage slight patch, 2.4.21 + simage from ac4, 
	pure 2.4.21-ac4
2. apic, noapic, localapic
3. uni,smp motherboards, 4 of them
4. modules, compiled in, 
5. all of options from cards bios

/proc/interrupts reports 0 interrupts for ide2,3 , whatever I do.

after bootup, after attacking ide-disk driver, there are lost interrupts.
it recognises disk as correct type, but no communication except:

1. under XP it works (but there was no linux at that mb) 
2. hdparm lets change few flags under linux, but no -X succeeds
3. after waiting for minute those timeouts and booting up, then 
/proc/ide/ide2/hde/*  reports sensible correct information

I have the card for few more days, anything to try ?

Elmer.

Re: 2.4.21-ac4 Adaptec 1210SA lost interrupt , Seagate 120G

[Hugo Mills]

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On Tue, Jul 08, 2003 at 12:42:32AM +0300, Elmer wrote:
> Tried them on every imaginable way:
> 
> 1. 2.4.21 + my own siimage slight patch, 2.4.21 + simage from ac4, 
> 	pure 2.4.21-ac4
> 2. apic, noapic, localapic
> 3. uni,smp motherboards, 4 of them
> 4. modules, compiled in, 
> 5. all of options from cards bios
> 
> /proc/interrupts reports 0 interrupts for ide2,3 , whatever I do.
> 
> after bootup, after attacking ide-disk driver, there are lost interrupts.
> it recognises disk as correct type, but no communication except:
> 
> 1. under XP it works (but there was no linux at that mb) 
> 2. hdparm lets change few flags under linux, but no -X succeeds
> 3. after waiting for minute those timeouts and booting up, then 
> /proc/ide/ide2/hde/*  reports sensible correct information
> 
> I have the card for few more days, anything to try ?

   I've tried this card with all of the hdparm options that I could
think of. I got no success either. However, Andre Hedrick claims[1] to
have got the SiI3112 and 3114 working in his tree (a couple of weeks
ago).  He's testing it[2] before release.

   Hugo.

[1] http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=105622034606015&w=2

[2] I believe that one of the tests is whether he's got paid for the
work by the people who contracted him to do it, which is where I
suspect the real delay is.

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Re: 2.4.21-ac4 Adaptec 1210SA lost interrupt , Seagate 120G

[Valmar Joandi]

Hi.

Has there been any changes recently? I search with google for that patch 
but could'nt find anything, maybe I missed something?
And how about 2.6 kernel + 1210sa + sata seagate 120G?


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Re: 2.4.21-ac4 Adaptec 1210SA lost interrupt , Seagate 120G
From: Hugo Mills (hugo-lkml@carfax.org.uk)
Date: Mon Jul 07 2003 - 17:44:01 EST

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On Tue, Jul 08, 2003 at 12:42:32AM +0300, Elmer wrote:
 > Tried them on every imaginable way:
 >
 > 1. 2.4.21 + my own siimage slight patch, 2.4.21 + simage from ac4,
 > pure 2.4.21-ac4
 > 2. apic, noapic, localapic
 > 3. uni,smp motherboards, 4 of them
 > 4. modules, compiled in,
 > 5. all of options from cards bios
 >
 > /proc/interrupts reports 0 interrupts for ide2,3 , whatever I do.
 >
 > after bootup, after attacking ide-disk driver, there are lost interrupts.
 > it recognises disk as correct type, but no communication except:
 >
 > 1. under XP it works (but there was no linux at that mb)
 > 2. hdparm lets change few flags under linux, but no -X succeeds
 > 3. after waiting for minute those timeouts and booting up, then
 > /proc/ide/ide2/hde/* reports sensible correct information
 >
 > I have the card for few more days, anything to try ?

   I've tried this card with all of the hdparm options that I could
think of. I got no success either. However, Andre Hedrick claims[1] to
have got the SiI3112 and 3114 working in his tree (a couple of weeks
ago). He's testing it[2] before release.

   Hugo.

[1] http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=105622034606015&w=2

[2] I believe that one of the tests is whether he's got paid for the
work by the people who contracted him to do it, which is where I
suspect the real delay is.

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