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Legacy Forums => Experienced User Forum => Topic started by: Michiel de Jager on June 27, 2002, 03:45:04 PM
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Hello,
I have installed the 5.5beta9 version on a new pc with a AMD 2100 processor
512MB-ddr333Mhz pc2700, and 2 disks (20GB+60GB).
When starting the server I get the following error;
Unresolved symbols in> /lib/modules/2.2.19-7.0.8/scsi/megaide.o
Is this a bug, or do I have to install a driver or something.
I have the same problem with version 5.1.2, so it isn't a beta "bug"
(the mainbord type is:aopen ak77-333)
Maybe you can help me?
greetz Michiel de Jager
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Hello,
Any suggestions?
Or is this a very stupid question?
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Hoi Michiel,
Saw that one before on one of my machines. It didn't interrupt services or functionality.
Sorry I can't help any further 'cause I don't have that specific setup anymore.
Regards,
guestHH
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Well, I didn't think it causes any troubles, but I don't like a server to start with errors.
And I'd rather get this message away.
And maybe it can cause some problems in the future, and that is someting I want to avoid.
So if someone can help me find the problem, please do so.
Greetz Michiel
guestHH wrote:
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> Hoi Michiel,
>
> Saw that one before on one of my machines. It didn't
> interrupt services or functionality.
> Sorry I can't help any further 'cause I don't have that
> specific setup anymore.
>
> Regards,
> RequestedDeletion
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Michiel de Jager wrote:
> And I'd rather get this message away.
You can safely ignore the warning messages. But if you really don't like them, and you do not have a Compaq IDE RAID controller, then just do:
rpm -e megaide
depmod -a
Regards
Charlie
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In that case I am curious what the file is for, is it only for RAID or something?
If so, then I won't need it, and shall turn it of (uninstall it)
Charlie Brady wrote:
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> Michiel de Jager wrote:
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> > And I'd rather get this message away.
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> You can safely ignore the warning messages. But if you really
> don't like them, and you do not have a Compaq IDE RAID
> controller, then just do:
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> rpm -e megaide
> depmod -a
>
> Regards
>
> Charlie