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From: Robert Side <rside@aiinc.ca>
Subject: Re: Adaptec 2940U2W panic k_trap SCO 3.2.4.2
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Stephan Weidner <sweidner@stephan-weidner.de> wrote:
: Hello all,
: When installing SCO 3.2.4.2 on 9GByte Seagate Cheetah with Adaptec 2940U2W
: everything's fine - when rebooting PANIC k_trap Kernel mode trap type
: 0x00000006. I'm using Adaptec's SCO driver blad V. 3.03.
: "Reset SCSI BUS at IC Initialization" is disabled. SCSI IRQ is set to 12 (I
: also tried 11).
: Someone any idea what's wrong???
: Yours
: Stephan

I take it you read http://aplawrence.com/cgi-bin/ta.pl?104924
because you disable IC Initialization. Here is the description for
Trap 0x6: "Invalid op code. Can be caused by any illegal instruction,
cacheing, bad hw, bad instruction from memory or bad memory itself." Lots
of things could be going wrong (like bad memory, bad SCSI termination).
Did you read http://aplawrence.com/cgi-bin/ta.pl?105532.

Because you didn't give any other indication on how you installed
your system, I'd perform my failsafe installation technique for large
hard disks. Create a small 1GB or smaller partition using some other
product. I happen to use a RH install disk and get to the point where
you are allowed to partition the HD and create one using the low-level
partition utility (not disk druid). Abort the RH install and install
4.2 on the small partition. Partition the rest of the disk after 
the installation succeeds using SCO's fdisk.

Rob
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