Dapper fight 5 installs but doesn't boot off of Adaptec 2100s

[lackhead]

I am trying to install Ubuntu on a x86 system that has 3 disks in RAID-5 hanging off an Adaptec 2100S card. I have not been able to get Breezy to install due to bugs/issues with that distro and this card, so I am tried Dapper Flight 5. The install goes just fine, but when the system reboots after the initial install, the system fails to boot due to the kernel not finding /dev/i2o/hda1 (grub does find the kernel however).

Kinda frustrating, as I would love to install Ubuntu to try it out on this server, but can't seem to find any version of the distro that will install on this card.

[lackhead (clake)]

Here are the hardware specs for the machine:

Xeon 2.4 (single CPU)
Intel SE7501CW2 motherboard
1G ram
Adaptec 2100S SCSI raid card

I doubt that makes a difference, but just FYI. I have repeated this twice to confirm. Again, this is just a base server install, and it fails to come back up after the reboot, but the install goes just fine.

I'm downloading the LiveDVD now- I'll post an lspci when I get it up and running.

-c

[lackhead (clake)]

This is the lspci from the system running the Dapper flight 5 live dvd. The live DVD runs fine and I can see the RAID array, etc. The problem just seems to be in the initrd perhaps?

-c

[Ferdinando Cosentino (ferdinando)]

This bug has to be changed to "confirmed" - I have the same issues with the same SCSI controller, but different configuration.
I opened a duplicate of this bug (37639 - I didn't see it).

[Simon Law (sfllaw)]

Thanks for the bug report. This particular bug has already been
reported into our bug tracking system, but please feel free to report
any further bugs which you find.