[Techtalk] Aiee, Kernel Panic! with scsi device

[Lorne Gutz]

  Hi
      I check out your power supply.  Make sure that the voltages
are not only present but also at the required levels.   If that doesn't
do it find the voltage source for that speaker, a good reason for it 
to change frequencies is a change in voltage to it.

cheers
Lorne



On Monday 05 November 2001 17:40, stephanie1200 at netscape.net wrote:
> No, that's not me being cute, that's the kernelly wernelly being cute.
>
> I have an athelon box from Penguin with a Symbios scsi host adapter
> (NCR53c7,8xx) with and NCR scsi bios (NCR SDMS V3.0 PCI SCSI bios PCI Rev
> 2.0) which, at one time, worked splendidly with my Yamaha external scsi
> cdrw (CRW8424).
>
> But then I had to go and reinstall.
>
> It seems that ever since I tried to install a little Linksys eth card from
> a  "network in a box" kit, my puter has Turrets.  First, the beep when the
> machine is powered on sounds like a dying bird (2 pitches instead of one)
> which I find very odd.  Next, my modem is seen but not functional in both
> win2000 and Red Hat 6.2...wait...maybe 7.1...well, 2.4.2 and 2.4.13 kernels
> in any case.  I am willing to attribute this to the modem frying b/c of
> dust during the weeks when the cover was off.  Whatever, I got
>
> faithful ol' sportster external on there, no biggie.
>
> the problem is this:  In win2000, the scsi card is seen and reports no
> problems, the scsi bios is the exact same one which previously worked in
> Red Hat, and the scsi card bios is the one that comes with the win install
> CD, and Symbios says that is the right one to use.  However, when I plug in
> my drive, it is never seen.  Already checked termination, scsi id, power
> strip turned on, blah blah.  No good.  desperately seeking new scsi bios,
> maybe that's it.
>
> And yet, Linux acts much much wierder.  It usually boots and works fine,
> both kernels,  and I do believe the scsi card is seen in a hardware config,
> /proc, etc.  I haven't looked at that recently so i'm a little fuzzy.  When
> the cdrw is plugged in, it boots.  When it is *powered on* it doesn't boot.
>  It gets to a point of (I think) loading a scsi driver, doing something
> with scsi anyway, and the kernel panics like this:
>
> "Unable to handle kernel paging request @ virtual address 0150ad0a
> Printing eip: c01e2965
> Aiee, Killing Interrupt handler!
> In interrupt handler - not syncing"
>
> and chokes and won't boot.  Again, both kernels do this, and I specifically
> recompiled yesterday with support for my specific card (NCR53c{7,8xx}).
> What the hell did I do to this thing? Do I just have screwed up interrupts?
>  How do I fix it?  I swear i didn't move any jumpers. This problem has
> persisted through probably close to 10 OS installs between Win and Lin.  I
> am stumped, and a google search on my error produces exactly 2 completely
> useless hits.  I'm about to call up Linus himself.
>
> Help, please. =(
>
>
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