DEC KZPSC

Eric Millbrandt emillbrandt at coldhaus.com
Wed Feb 1 13:50:11 PST 2006


The i386 version of the card is called a Mylex dac960pd.  I seem to 
remember downloading alpha utilities/firmware from the mylex site.  The 
card is very picky about the memory it takes, which might be your 
problem.  I needs simms with parity or it won't work.  You can find the 
exact memory requirements in the manuals for the dac960pd.

I used to own one of these cards until it died one day.  I remember 
having to flash the card to a "current" bios, maybe 2.73?, before it 
would work properly on an alphapc164 with Freebsd 4.x.  Flashing it was 
a pain since the dec utilities only ran under arc firmware.  The utility 
for building your raid drives also only runs under arc. 

Douglas K. Rand wrote:

>I've found myself the owner of a Digital KZPSC-XB card. Just the card. :)
>No manuals, no nothing else. (Not even a dimm for the card.) Its a 3
>port SCSI RAID card that is supposed to be, at least kinda, supported
>by the mlx driver.
>
>I've got a couple of problems: The card doesn't seem to be probed
>either by the SRM or detected by the mlx driver. The kernel sees the
>card:
>
>  pci0: <mass storage> at device 9.0 (no driver attached)
>
>And that message goes away if I boot the system with out the card. The
>output of "ls -l" in the SRM doesn't show any additional or missing
>devices when booted with or without the card.
>
>With out a manual, and with none quickly found via google, I'm kinda
>stumped. 
>
>Might anybody have any suggestions, other than long PCI cards making
>secure door stops?  :)
>
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