MSI X2-109 v1 - Manual (Page 32)

2-6 Driver Installation
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3. Mount the driver update diskette (DUD) using the following
command:
#mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
4. Unzip the modules.cgz file that is on the DUD to get driver images
for different Red Hat operating systems:
#mkdir -p /home/megasr
#cd /home/megasr
#cp /mnt/floppy/modules.cgz .
#gunizip -S .cgz modules.cgz
This generates a new file named modules:
#cpio -ivd < modules
This provides the following driver images:
{<kernel version>,<kernel version>smp,
<kernel version>BOOT }/megasr.o
5. Update the Megasr driver module for the required kernels using the
following commands:
#cd /home/megasr
If the /lib/modules/<kernel version>/update/ directory is
present, use the following command:
# cp <kernel version>/megasr.[o/ko]
/lib/modules/<kernel version>/update/megasr.[o/ko]
If the /lib/modules/<kernel version>/update/ directory is
not present, use the following command:
# cp <kernel version>/megasr.[o/ko]
/lib/modules/<kernel version>
/kernel/drivers/scsi/megasr.[o/ko]
6. Create a Megasr driver entry in the configuration file. The Red Hat
configuration file is /etc/modules.conf.
If the Megasr entry is not present in /etc/modules.conf, add the
following line:
alias scsi_hostadapter megasr
If the ahci SCSI driver entry (located on the following paragraph) is
present in /etc/modules.conf, remove it. It must be removed
because otherwise the ahci driver would take control of the RAID