Hi,

On Tue, 31 May 2005 04:26:38 -0700, yozkul wrote:
> I have specified both parameters " boot : raid.s scsi.s "
> But system could not find any controoler.

raid.s and scsi.s are kernels, so you can only specify one kernel on the
boot line. If there is no kernel with support for both controllers, you
can:

1. Install Slack on one of both controllers, and load support for the
other controler after the installation, or compile a kernel with support
for both controllers post-install.

2. Add an install kernel with support for both controllers. This is pretty
easy, you can just take the config file for one of both controlers, and
enable support for the other controller. Make sure that you use the same
kernel sources as were used to compile the installation kernels, or you
will not be able to load the pre-compiled modules.

After you have compiled your own kernel, you can put it under its own
directory in the kernels/ directory in the distribution tree, modify
isolinux/isolinux.cfg, and create a new ISO. The process of creating a
bootable Slack ISO is described in isolinux/README.TXT.

-- Daniel