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//
// [...]
// 
// I've read through all the FAQ files I could find, and reference to this error 
// is always made AFTER a successful install.  I'd like to try the "binpatch" to 
// _scsi_no_dma and/or _inhibit_sync[1] but I don't have the "vmunix" kernel 
// installed yet, obviously.  Trying a patch to either the A3000 version of 
// "netbsd" or the generic version results in an "Unknown symbol."
//
// [...]
//

Seems like you've got an old FAQ / or the current FAQ is not up to date.
The kernel file is no longer named vmunix, but netbsd. Second,
_inhibit_sync has been renamed to _sbic_inhibit_sync (but I don't think
that's your problem anyway). 

I would think your problem would be solve by binpatching _scsi_no_dma, but
I'm not sure of the new name, maybe _sbic_scsi_no_dma ????

Is there any people that had to disable dma with the A3000 built in
controller ???

Hope it helps ...


Danny Lepage