Hello,

I'm now trying to build an SBC kernel. The stock SBC kernel solved my Jaz 
drive problems, but I want to change some options.

I tried commenting out the ncr line, and uncommented the sbc line, in the 
config file, like this:

#ncrscsi0   at obio?       # SCSI NCR 5380
sbc0     at obio? flags 0x1      # MI SCSI NCR 5380

Then I config'd a fresh kernel, ran make depend; make.

I got a kernel, but it has exactly the same problems that the original 
NCR kernel had. Is this supposed to be all there is to configing an SBC 
kernel?

While I'm at it, what is sbc all about? Is there any special reason it's 
an option? Could it be auto-sensing? Do some machines *not* work w/ SBC 
kernels?

-Capt Avram Dorfman
Chief, Network Operations
email: dorfman@pentagon.mil
(last resort email: avram@pobox.com)

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