CentOS

Just FIY: this bug seems to have been fixed in RHEL 8.7.

Can you elaborate? What do you mean by "upgrade the controller" ?

One "problem" is that ELRepo does not support Stream kernels. The driver is probably available from the CentOS kmods SIG.

Your SCSI is one of the adapters whose support has been removed in RHEL-8 (therefore CentOS-8). Please see the details in this ELRepo blog.

While on CentOS 7, run a command "lspci -nn" to find the device IDs [xxxx:yyyy] for the controller. Then we can identify the driver you need.

The statement "CentOS Linux will end its life in June 2024" is correct.

The only "CentOS Linux" still running is CentOS Linux 7 which will end its life in June 2024.

CentOS Stream 8 and CentOS Stream 9 are different beasts and will continue to exist as explained in this thread.

With the 6.0.3 kernel, CPU Ryzen 5 5600G it freezes after the centos "loading" line reaches the end. If I put same disk inside a ryzen 5 3600 CPU (which I think is older), it boots fine. If you'd like to find where the "breakage" occurs with Ryzen 5 5600G, you can try installing a few earlier versi...

If you decided to use kernel-ml instead of the distro kernel, you 'd want to set up elrepo by running: yum install https://www.elrepo.org/elrepo-release-7.el7.elrepo.noarch.rpm Then you can install kernel-ml packages by running (for example): yum --enablerepo=elrepo-kernel install kernel-ml-devel

TrevorH wrote: ↑

2022/09/23 11:14:51

If it works then you should probably enable the elrepo-kernel repo permanently so that you receive updated packages as they are released.

Either that or ask ELRepo to provide a kmod package for the driver.

It's out for RHEL 7 now.

A good number of groups are hidden. Try running yum group list --hidden .