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Updating the 3ware Driver Under FreeBSD

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Updating the Driver and Firmware 7 Complete the upgrade by upgrading the initial ramdisk. (Skip to step 10 if you prefer to use insmod 3w-9xxx.o, instead.) Make sure the file /etc/sysconfig/kernel contains the following line: INITRD_MODULES="3w-9xxx" Note: Other modules may be listed before or after 3w-9xxx depending on the installation. You may see entries likes reiserfs, ext3 or scsi_mod. Leave these entries alone, if present, as the system may need them to boot properly. 8 Run mkinitrd. 9 If you are using lilo, use lilo to update to the boot loader. You should see a printout of kernels that are able to boot on this system after running lilo. 10 Reboot, if booted from the 3ware controller. Otherwise, continue with step 11. The driver is now updated. 11 Stop the current driver module, if loaded: rmmod 3w-9xxx 12 Load the new driver module: modprobe 3w-9xxx If the new driver fails to load properly, confirm that you used correct driver. If your kernel or SuSE version is not supported, you will need to compile your own driver. Details are described in chapter on Linux Driver Installation in the 3ware 9000 Series Serial ATA RAID Controller Installation Guide. Updating the 3ware Driver Under FreeBSD 1 Download and extract the driver, as described on page 140. 2 Backup any critical data prior to updating the 3ware driver. 3 Change the directory to the location with the extracted driver. 4 Copy the files to the appropriate directory. For FreeBSD 4.x, copy the driver into /modules For FreeBSD 5.x, copy the driver into /boot/kernel. 5 Load the driver kldload twa.ko www.3ware.com 155

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Updating the Driver and Firmware
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7
Complete the upgrade by upgrading the initial ramdisk. (Skip to step 10 if
you prefer to use insmod 3w-9xxx.o, instead.)
Make sure the file /
etc/sysconfig/kernel
contains the following line:
INITRD_MODULES=”3w-9xxx”
Note:
Other modules may be listed before or after 3w-9xxx
depending on the installation. You may see entries likes
reiserfs, ext3 or scsi_mod. Leave these entries alone, if present,
as the system may need them to boot properly.
8
Run mkinitrd.
9
If you are using lilo, use lilo to update to the boot loader.
You should see a printout of kernels that are able to boot on this system
after running lilo.
10
Reboot, if booted from the 3ware controller. Otherwise, continue with
step 11.
The driver is now updated.
11
Stop the current driver module, if loaded:
rmmod 3w-9xxx
12
Load the new driver module:
modprobe 3w-9xxx
If the new driver fails to load properly, confirm that you used correct driver.
If your kernel or SuSE version is not supported, you will need to compile your
own driver. Details are described in chapter on Linux Driver Installation in the
3ware 9000 Series Serial ATA RAID Controller Installation Guide
.
Updating the 3ware Driver Under FreeBSD
1
Download and extract the driver, as described on page 140.
2
Backup any critical data prior to updating the 3ware driver.
3
Change the directory to the location with the extracted driver.
4
Copy the files to the appropriate directory.
For FreeBSD 4.x, copy the driver into
/modules
For FreeBSD 5.x, copy the driver into
/boot/kernel.
5
Load the driver
kldload twa.ko