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Readme file for HPT370/370A/372/372A UDMA/ATA133 RAID Controller
Device Driver and RAID Management Software
Copyright (C) HighPoint Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Last updated on Aug 8, 2002
Please review this file for important information about compatibility issues and
differences in operation that were discovered after our product manuals were
created. In case of conflict among various parts of the documentation set, this
file contains the most current information.
Note: The latest firmware and product documentation will be available for
download at http://www.highpoint-tech.com
This file is divided into the following major sections:
1. Software Version
2. Files Listing
3. Revision History
4. BIOS Update
5. Device Driver
6. HighPoint ATA RAID Management Software
7. Known Problems
1. Software Version
====================
372 BIOS version: v2.32
372A BIOS version: v2.32
Driver version: v1.33
ATA RAID Management Software version: v1.31
Operating Systems:
Red Hat Linux 7.0
Red Hat Linux 7.1
Red Hat Linux 7.2
Red Hat Linux 7.3
2. Files Listing
=================
Readme.txt This file
BIOS
|- load.exe BIOS loading utility
|- bios372.232 HPT370/370A/372 controller BIOS
\_ bios372a.232 HPT372A controller BIOS
Driver
|- rh71boot.img Red Hat 7.1 boot diskette image file
|- rh72boot.img Red Hat 7.2 boot diskette image file
|- rh73boot.img Red Hat 7.3 boot diskette image file
|- rhdd
| |- dd Red Hat Linux driver diskette for Red Hat 7.0/7.1
| | |- postinstall Post installation script
| | |- vmlinuz.hpt37x2 Modified kernel image
| | |- modinfo Module info file
| | |- modules.cgz Compressed driver modules
| | |- modules.dep Module dependence file
| | |- pcitable HPT37x pci info
| | \_ rhdd-6.1 Driver disk label
| \_ kernels Red Hat 7.1 kernels
|_ rh72dd Red Hat Linux driver diskette for Red Hat 7.2
| |- rh72dd-athlon.img Red Hat 7.2 Driver disk image file for Athlon UP system
| |- rh72dd-athlonsmp.img Red Hat 7.2 Driver disk image file for Athlon SMP system
| |- rh72dd-i686.img Red Hat 7.2 Driver disk image file for i686 UP system
| |- rh72dd-i686smp.img Red Hat 7.2 Driver disk image file for i686 SMP system
| \_ kernels Red Hat 7.2 kernels
\_ rh73dd Red Hat Linux driver diskette for Red Hat 7.3
|- athlon Athlon system files
|- i686 i686 system files
\_ kernels Red Hat 7.3 kernels
GUI
|- hptinstall.sh Management GUI installation script
\_ hptraid.tar.gz Management GUI package
Doc
|- Install_RedHat_HPT37x2.pdf Installation Guide for Red Hat Linux
\_ GUI_Manual.pdf Manual for management software
3. Revision History
====================
v1.33 08/08/2002
* Fix postinstall problem for GRUB
v1.32 06/18/2002
* make driver SMP safe
v1.3 04/08/2002
* move to OpenSource build
* larger block size and multi-controller support
v1.1 07/27/2001
* Fix ioctl error for GUI
v1.0 07/02/2001
* First release
4. BIOS Update
===============
To update BIOS for onboard HPT3xx controller, please refer to your
mainboard manual or contact the hardware vendor for updating BIOS.
To update BIOS for HPT3xx adapter, you can use HighPoint BIOS loading
utility.
5. Device Driver
=================
The driver disk for Red Hat Linux includes compiled driver modules for Linux
kernel version 2.2.16-22(smp), 2.4.2-2(smp), 2.4.7-10(smp) and 2.4.18-3(smp).
To install the device driver, refer to the installation guide.
6. HighPoint ATA RAID Management Software
==========================================
The management software requires that you have an X-Window system installed.
Refer to the installation guide and user's manual to learn how to setup and
use the management software.
7. Known Problems
==================
1) Booting problem after drive configuration changed
If you add or remove drives after OS installed, Linux may have problem to
boot since the device name will change. To solve this problem, first get the
correct device name on which the root file system resides, then type
"linux.hpt37x2 root=/dev/sdx" (where sdx is the device name) at "LILO:"
prompt (if the booting screen is graphic mode, press Ctrl-X to enter text
mode first). After you boot into system you can modify /etc/lilo.conf to
use the correct root device.
2) OS device name may change after drive configuration changed
If you add or remove drives after OS installed, the OS device name may change.
In this case if you have statically configured device names (E.g, in file
/etc/fstab), OS will have problem. You must modify the configuration files to
solve this kind of problem.
3) Installing OS to SCSI disk
When install OS to drives on SCSI adapters, you must first remove drives on
HPT3xx controller from the system. Otherwise the system may be unable to boot
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