Eric Schnoebelen writes:
> 
> 	My guess here would be that it shows up as PCI device ID
> 0x10000005 (the 53c810AP) intead of 0x10000001 (the 53c810.) 
> (these numbers come from sys/dev/pci/pcidevs.)

Yes, I'm assuming something like this is happening.  It is not that big
of a problem, as I'm currently using an IDE drive anyway.  Still, it
would be nice to have a SCSI controller that the SRM can boot.  When I
bought this one I wasn't sure if it would be a SYM53C810 or 'A', so I
was gambling anyway. :)

> 	I suppose one could attempt to patch SRM to recognize
> the other ID, but it's not something _I'm_ up to.. :-)

I wouldn't mind monkeying with SRM, it is flashing it to the motherboard
that I would avoid.. :)
Anyone know how it is compressed anyway?  Apparently it is compressed and
has a signature at the beginning. (or so it appears to me) 

-Andrew
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