Scsi controller not recognized during ftp install

Hi all,
As you can tell, this is my first post and my first attemp to install arch.  I downloaded the latest ftp install floppies "Arch Linux 0.5 (Nova)" and  I am trying to install arch on a PII system with and Adaptec 2940UW controller and no cdrom.  I can boot from Tom's recue disk:
http://www.toms.net/rb/
and the controller is recognized and I can use fdisk to partition the drive.
However, when I boot from the arch install floppies, the controller is not recognized.  When I manually load the module for the controller, ie. aic7xxx, lsmod shows it as unused.
After looking at the boot log using dmesg, I noticed the following, which I don't understand:
kmod: failed to exec /sbin/modprobe -s -k scsi_hostadapter, errno=2
Is this a kernel issue and does anyone have any pointers for me?
Thanks
Kevin
PS: I tried my best to search for a related topic.

Thanks for the reply.  It still doesn't work for me. 
I noticed that the floppy images have been updated -- the md5sum's have changed.  I will give them a try.
As an aside, the listed md5sum's for the new images don't match the downloads.  I downloaded from several mirrors and I get the same sums, which don't match the sums listed.
$ md5sum *.img
99683b5a119e6332cd8f2185a24083cf  boot.img
d2501030749fa2629582de1f02846056  modules.img
97fb96d7b1d858cb260ea8b1005e071b  root.img
$ cat md5sums
2d172ab879f1487f0a381cf432173c26  boot.img
ce6408f0e4051656ddf9c2df3356f1f8  modules.img
97fb96d7b1d858cb260ea8b1005e071b  root.img
Thanks
Kevin

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