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下面是驱动的readme文档,系统已经装好了,没有软驱,我想问一下怎么安装这个阵列卡驱动啊
3. ACCESS A SATA DISK AS DATA DRIVE WITHOUT UPGRADING THE KERNEL
If your system is already up and running, you can add loadable modules to access the SATA drives by the followings:
. Unload the open source driver for Silicon Image controllers if it was loaded.
. # mount /mnt/floppy or mount /media/floppy, whichever is appropriate.
in case of DOS formatted floppy
. # mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
. Type "modules.cgz | gunzip | cpio -ivH crc" to
unzip the driver tree and select the appropriate driver file for your system.
. Install the driver by adding the following lines at the end of the script in /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit
'insmod scsi_mod'
'insmod si3124r5'
The SATA data drive would be available at next time when system reboot. At this point you are done with the installation .
. If you want to permanently have access to your SATA drives we recommend
you upgrade to kernel as shown below.
4. UPGRADE THE KERNEL TO ACCESS SATA AS DATA DRIVES
If your system is already up and running, you can use shell scripts to modify
the kernel or add loadable modules to access the SATA drives as followings:
. Unload the open source driver for Silicon Image controllers if it was loaded.
. # mount /mnt/floppy or mount /media/floppy, whichever is appropriate.
in case of DOS formatted floppy
. # mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
. # 'sh /mnt/floppy/load-driver-from-floppy.sh' (DATA DRIVES)
(or use the the proper script depending on your kernel.)
. If you received a zipped file, unzip the file and copy the modules.cgz
to a destination directory. Type "modules.cgz | gunzip | cpio -ivH crc" to
unzip the driver tree and load the appropriate driver file to your system.
. if you want to make sure you can see the drives, you may want
to 'mke2fs /dev/sda' and 'mount /dev/sda /test' the hard disk(s).
. insmod si3124r5. As an example add the following lines at the end
of the script in /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit
'insmod scsi_mod'
'insmod si3124r5'
. # ./mnt/floppy/upgrade_driver.sh
/etc/lilo.conf and /boot/grub/grub.conf will be saved by the setup
script. You may back them up as you wish. Visually inspect lilo.conf and
grub.conf to make sure the result is what you want. |
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