En fait, il faudrait modifier la fameuse disquette. Si tu as les drivers linux de ton controleur, ca n'a pas l'air trés compliqué, mais je ne pratique pas linux:
How to load a 3rd party driver
You need the binary driver for 2.4.x kernels (2.4.20 on the bootisk right now, but a lot 2.4-series drivers may load OK. Or not. Try!)
It's the "megacoolbrandcard.o" file you need, that is it has an .o extension. If there are lot's of files in the driver archive you got, look in the readme's there to find out what's the correct module file to load.
Put that in the "scsi" directory on the bootfloppy (delete what's there if the disk is full)
Or add it to the existing drivers on the scsi-floppy.
Enter "megacoolbrandcard" at the scsi-prompt (omit the .o or .o.gz, it will find that out itself)
Or compress it with gzip (GnuZIP) so it gets an *.o.gz ending, it needs that to be able to try auto-loading all drivers.
A driver will usually list the disks it finds, and also some other information if it loads correctly.
The load of 3rd party drivers are now forced, (insmod -f), that is there is no (or little) version check by the loader, so if the loader manages to load it in, it will try to run. And probably crash if it has some special requirements that's not present in this version.
Vu là:
http://www.cgsecurity.org/index.html?ntfs.html