Speaking of SCSI, has anyone seen the Adaptec SCSI adaptors (ISA and
EISA) that have a floppy disk controller on them? IIRC, myEISA one also has
two internal SCSI busses...

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! -----Original Message-----
! From: Michael Lorenz [mailto:ml@rz.uni-potsdam.de]
! Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 7:43 AM
! To: port-i386@netbsd.org
! Subject: Tekram SCSI
! 
! 
! Greetings,
! 
! I know this should go to some kernel developer list but maybe 
! someone can help me anyway. My problem is this: I have a 
! Tekram SCSI controller ( a DC319U ) with a controller chip 
! developed by Tekram. Bad. I checked their web site and found 
! drivers for BeOS ( good ! ), Linux ( I rather expected this ) 
! and finally Free- and NetBSD ( even better !). Here the 
! problem starts: the driver is for NetBSD 1.4 and I use 1.5.1. 
! It didn't compile because some #defines changed names and 
! some flags changed their position ( struct scsipi_xfer had a 
! member called flags, now it has xc_status and xc_control ... 
! no big problems ). What I didn't find were 2 functions called 
! timeout() and untimeout() - where did they go and how did they 
! change ? I would like to get this driver running and maybe 
! see it integrated into the next -current...
! 
! thanks in advance
! Michael
! 
! 
!