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I have the same issue. I am trying to install on a SATA drive sitting behind a LSI 1068 (Sun U40 workstation).

 

I keep thinking that there must be a driver for the 1068. It is the most popular SAS card on the market.

 

Question...

 

I am an old school unix guy. How do I modload a new driver into the kernel?

 

modload lsi_something

 

Insmod lsi_something.

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N-joy,

 

I've used a dualchannel U320 LSI SCSI PCI-X card.... IOreg's would help to get the 1068e working... doubly since the board I'm looking at has a 1068e on it...

 

boot single user mode (-s), then /sbin/mount -uw /

 

and then do an: ioreg -c IOPCIDevice > SUioreg

 

then full boot single user mode: sh /etc/rc

then get another ioreg: ioreg -c IOPCIDevice > SUFBioreg

 

then reboot the machine into graphics user mode, and get another ioreg:

ioreg -c IOPCIDevice > GUIioreg

 

 

having all 3 helps sometimes... since then you can see what makes it through loginwindow, etc..... I think we may just need to add a device ID to: /System/Library/Extensions/AppleLSIFusionMPT.kext/Contents/Info.plist

 

near line 60...

 

<string>AppleLSIFusionSAS</string>

<key>IONameMatch</key>

<array>

<string>LSILogic,sas</string>

<string>pci1000,50</string>

<string>pci1000,56</string>

<string>pci1000,58</string>

</array>

 

try adding: <string>pci1000,59</string>

I believe thats the device ID.... but not 100% positive yet, will need to see IOregs to be sure...

 

anyways, try that.. see if it shows up.... still won't be bootable though I don't think....

Let me know.

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