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VIA VT6306 1394 Firewire. So I went to the web site and I found they had a host of driver updates/downloads. Marvell Yukon Gigabyte Ethernet controller 2. 1394 Net Adaptor The yellew exclamation was gone, and I had the ethernet working. The VIA Fire II VT6306/L is a complete single chip IEEE1394 solution that provides high-speed seamless plug and play connection to the latest IEEE 1394 enabled PC peripherals and consumer devices such as HDDs, printers, stereos and video cameras. DRIVERS: VIA VT6306 FIRE II IEEE 1394 HOST CONTROLLER - Also if you dont have firewire it usually also means you have older computer that may have. Controller FireWire VIA VT6306 Fire II IEEE1394 Host Controller Hi and thank you for your responce Your 1st recommendation appears to have amended my first fault, well the question mark has disappeared at the moment anyhow.

I have installed a FireWire PCI Card in my desktop running ubuntu 18.04

The command lshw shows this ->

**' recursos: ioport:e000(size=4096) memoria:df000000-df0fffff

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But it doesn't work.I attached the ports to an Audio Device Edirol FA-101 and it does not detect the FireWire signal.I have other Pcs (desktop and laptops) running with Windows XP and it works wonderfull.All the hardware is tested and fine. No easy mistakes or forgots.

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So please someone could help me to find may be driver for 1394 PCI card, instructions for activate it or anything that can start the FireWire link.

Thanks in advance,

Marcelo

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Hi Guys,

Ieee 1394 Host Controller Driver

Much respect, much gratitude for your expertise and volunteered time. I'm sorry I'm finally forced to trouble you with this forum-post. Please forgive any newbie errors. I've spent weeks hammering StartPage. I've learned much, read even more. But remain stumped. Trying to 'RTFM' has been an exercise in frustration, the wikis seriously Out-Of-Date, or sparse, or both.

In brief, I'm trying to configure my Linux desktop-machine as a Firewire-enclosure. Targetcli seems to make a block backstore but refuses to create a target. Fuller details below (pruned for readability).

Considering the discussions at #22 and https://github.com/agrover/rtslib-fb/issues/37 and elsewhere, I suspect my issue may be a bug rather than the usual 'BKAC' (between-keyboard-and-chair), and you seemed the best place to report my experience. Hopefully it's helpful.

Comments sought. Guidance appreciated. Fixes welcome.

Thanks.

Via Vt6306 Fire Ii Ieee 1394 Host Controller Driver Windows 10

M.

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'Could not create Target in configFS.'

Find sata controller driver windows 10. Targetcli refuses to create the target in /sbp.
The fail is the same as command+args in #root Bash shell.

And yes, for this forum-post, xxxxxxGUIDxxxxxx is a substitute for the real number.
For the record, I also tried mkdir directly within a #root Bash shell :

Which seems odd, given the (2012-vintage Linux-3.4, sans-targetcli) direct strategy here :
http://www.studioteabag.com/science/sbp-target/
Mind you, mkdir will not create for me anything higher up the /sys/kernel/config tree either.

So I wonder whether the set-up of the configfs is somehow not quite right.
Is targetcli (installed using yum) involved at all in that set-up?
As you yourselves mused in the links above, maybe Fedora's CONFIGFS_FS=y is somehow culpable?
Compounded by dracut/systemd voodoo? Hyper-threading SMP complications? PCI-card quirks?
Something exposing some other deeper kernel/driver issues?
I wish I could offer more than just ignorant questions.

Sadly, although I can cobble Bash scripts together, I'm neither a coder nor CS graduate.
I grasp certain ideas, but know nothing of the nut-and-bolts which you guys deal with.
Least-of-all kernels or drivers.
So I'm waaayyy out of my depth here.
I'll only be able to help troubleshoot if instructions are explicit and comprehensive.
But I'm willing to do my best, as far as my circumstances and abilities allow.

Worth asking, has anyone actually achieved a JBOD set-up with current software?
The dearth of detail around targetcli + Firewire IEEE1394 is worrying.
Am I trail-blazing here, gentlemen?

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Background Details :

It's an HP Pentium-4 minitower PC with a VIA-chip Firewire+USB PCI-card fitted.
Fedora-19-LXDE with plenty of yum-installed extra tools, all updated.
Local custom-configured rpmbuild from 3.11.6 kernel srpm as per Fedora's instructions.
Static ('Y,' not module 'M') support for XFS, NFS, HFSPLUS, and 1394/FIREWIRE.
Configfs seems to be mounted, if boot.log messages are to be believed.

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uname -a

cat /etc/issue

targetcli version

tree -a -L 4 /sys/kernel/config/target/

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lspci -vvv 2>/dev/null sed -ne '/^05:09.3/,/^$/ p'

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Locally-Built Kernel-Configuration :

cat /boot/config-3.11.6-201.xfsnfshfsplus.fc19.i686
grep -v -iE '(CONFIG-_)'
grep -B1 -A2 -iE '(firewire 1394 sbp configfs Configuration File System target[-]core targetd tcm tgt iblock iscsi pscsi core[-]hba T10 VPD targetcli)'

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dmesg
grep -B1 -A3 -iE '(firewire 1394 sbp configfs Configuration File System target[-]core targetd tcm tgt iblock iscsi pscsi core[-]hba T10 VPD targetcli)'

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cat /var/log/boot.log
grep -B1 -A2 -iE '(firewire 1394 sbp configfs Configuration File System target[-]core targetd tcm tgt iblock iscsi pscsi core[-]hba T10 VPD targetcli)'

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lsmod
grep -B1 -A2 -iE '(firewire 1394 sbp configfs Configuration File System target[-]core targetd tcm tgt iblock iscsi pscsi core[-]hba T10 VPD targetcli)'

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systemctl --full status
grep -B1 -A3 -iE '(firewire 1394 sbp configfs Configuration File System target[-]core targetd tcm tgt iblock iscsi pscsi core[-]hba T10 VPD targetcli)'

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cat /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1e.0/0000:05:09.3/net/firewire0/address

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Oh, and for completeness, checking permissions, I even tried chmod tactics.

The mod-change went ahead but it did not resolve the error.
Instead targetcli failure as before.

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'Fingers crossed.'

Texas Instruments

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