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I find it hard to believe they would break a driver, I think of OpenBSD as being don't change it until its 3 years out of date or has a licensing change (IPF) then go nuts. I don't think Theo will let the driver just sit there in a broken state. Or you could go back to 3.1, does 3.2 offer anything specific you needed?If its a help, I could lend out my Tekram DC390 which would work for any narrow peripherals and has a HD50 external connector if that will hold you over until the 2940's fixed. Patrick Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:I know this is a linux group, but I'm hoping I can get some good suggestions/help here. I recently upgraded my OpenBSD box to 3.2. Apparently there's an unwritten rule that says "If there's a working driver, screw it up". The Adaptec 2940 driver worked great in 3.1. Now, anytime I access the raid, or the tape drive, I get a kernel panic. This is a known problem. Everyone but the driver maintainer has responded about the problem. I tried to buy a new scsi card (LSI 53C895 chipset), but alas, it does not like to recognise the drives that are under 80m/s. It also does not have a wide external connector on the back. So my tape drive will not work. My options seem to be a) wait for the bloody maintainter to update the bloody driver so my bloody system will work. b) buy a new scsi card. So, What type of scsi card does anyone know of that has 2 channels, and a wide external connector, supports up to u2w, and will recognise older drives. Any help is appreciated Sam _______________________________________________ Siglinux mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.utacm.org/mailman/listinfo/siglinux_______________________________________________ Siglinux mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.utacm.org/mailman/listinfo/siglinux
