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HPT370/372/372A Red Hat Linux Installation Guide

Example

You have configured a RAID 0/1 array using 4 disks. It will be registered to system as

device /dev/sda. You can use " fdisk /dev/sda" to create a partition on it, which will be

/dev/sda1, and use " mkfs /dev/sda1" to setup a file system on the partition. Then you

can mount /dev/sda1 to somewhere to access it.

Step 4 Configure System to Automatically Load the Driver

Most likely, you will not want to type in "insmod hpt37x2.o" each time you boot up the

system. Therefore you must install the module and tell the system about it. To install the

module, type in the following commands (first change directory to where the proper

hpt37x2.o can be located):

On Red Hat Linux 7.0, use

# install -d /lib/modules/2.2.16-22/scsi

# install -c hpt37x2.o /lib/modules/2.2.16-22/scsi

On Red Hat Linux 7.1, use

# install -d /lib/modules/2.4.2-2/kernel/drivers/scsi

# install -c hpt37x2.o /lib/modules/2.4.2-2/kernel/drivers/scsi

On Red Hat Linux 7.2, use

# install -d /lib/modules/2.4.7-10/kernel/drivers/scsi

# install -c hpt37x2.o /lib/modules/2.4.7-10/kernel/drivers/scsi

Then you should inform the system when to load the module.

1. If you have no other SCSI adapters installed, you can edit the file

"/etc/modules.conf" and add the following lines:

probeall block-major-8 scsi_mod sd_mod hpt37x2

options – k hpt37x2

This tells the kernel to try loading the SCSI and hpt37x2 modules whenever it tries to

access a SCSI device /dev/sd[a-z]. If you have SCSI support compiled in kernel, you

may remove the "scsi_mod" and "sd_mod" from that line.

The line " options – k hpt37x2" ensures the module will not be autocleaned. Otherwise

the RAID management software will not run properly if system loads the driver with

" autoclean" option.

Notice

Upon your system configuration the modules configuration file may be another file,

possibly deprecated "conf.modules" file. You may have to check which configuration

file you use and modify the correct one.

Now, reboot the system and try to type in the command "fdisk /dev/sda". The kernel

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