What LSI Logic Host Adapters are supported by the lsil Host Bus Adapter driver?

KEYWORDS: openserver v5 osr5 lsi adapter drivers bus pci advanced hardware supplement ftp downloadable lsil scsi fibre mpt VERSION 1.03.28

RELEASE:  SCO OpenServer Enterprise System Release 5.0.6a, 5.0.7
          SCO OpenServer Desktop System Release 5.0.6a, 5.0.7
          SCO OpenServer Host System Release 5.0.6a, 5.0.7

HARDWARE: LSI Logic 53C1020   Ultra 320 SCSI
          LSI Logic 53C1030   Ultra 320 SCSI
          LSI Logic 53C1035   Ultra 320 in SCSI Mode
          LSI Logic 53C919    Fibre Channel
          LSI Logic 53C929    Fibre Channel
          LSI Logic 53C919X   Fibre Channel
          LSI Logic 53C929X   Fibre Channel

PROBLEM:  What LSI Logic Host Adapters are supported by the lsil Host Bus
          Adapter driver?

NOTE:     This driver package is to be installed on:

                  SCO OpenServer 5.0.6a, 5.0.7

SOLUTION: These drivers are available at the following URL:

          ftp://ftp.sco.com/pub/openserver5/507/drivers/lsil_1.03.28/


          Modification History
          ********************
          5.0.6, 5.0.7 - Updated driver version from 1.03.27 to
                         1.03.28, 9/14/04 
          Changes from 1.03.27: 
                 o Check Nvram data and limit Domain Validation activities 
                   if requested.  
          Defect fixes:
                 o Accommodate disk drives with capacity greater than 64 GB 
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          To install these drivers, follow these instructions:

          1. Aquire the driver from the ftp address listed above.

            - Download the btld image to a directory/file on your
              machine. For example, /tmp/lsil.btld.img

            - Verify the downloaded image using sum.

                 sum -r /tmp/lsil.btld.img

              This should return:

                     50483 2880 /tmp/lsil.btld.img

            - Format a floppy disk using the format command.

            - Copy the downloaded image to the floppy:

                 dd if=/tmp/lsil.btld.img of=/dev/fd0 bs=18k

            - Verify the copied floppy image using sum:

                     sum -r /dev/fd0

              This should return:

                 50483 2880 /dev/fd0

           2a. Fresh Installation on Primary Drive

             - Insert a boot disk or Installation CD and boot the
               system.

             - At the boot prompt, type:

                     defbootstr link=lsil

             - Press <Return> and continue with normal installation.

           2b. Installation on a Secondary Drive

             - Boot and Login normally.

             - Mount the floppy image:

                     mount -r /dev/fd0 /mnt

             - Use the BTLD Install script to install the driver:

                     /etc/btldinstall /mnt

        Once the kernel has been relinked, reboot the host and
        verify that is initializing the card. The boot time 
        banner should look something like:

%adapter 0xec00-0xecff 11 - type=lsil ha=0 slot=0 bus=0 id=7 fts=sto

        When the adapter is installed and the boot-time banner is
        properly displayed, you may use the appropriate mkdev
        script to add a disk, tape, or cdrom to the SCSI and/or
        Fibre Channel Bus.