> > > sparc is a cool port.
> > Aggreed - as long as your SCSI disks are recognizes, which i've found is a
> > problem on non-Seagate disks (Quantum Fireball 3.2G, IBM DFRH 2.0G and
> > another IBM disk tested... all failed in some way during operation).
> Hmm, Are you sure thats a problem with NetBSD?

Yes - both kewlness and the flaw of the disks. I've spent several hours trying,
and when connecting the disks to a Sparc running Solaris or to a box running
NetBSD/i386 (with AHA2940), it works fine (at least the DFRS did, didn't check
the Fireball).


Hubert

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Hubert Feyrer <hubert.feyrer@rz.uni-regensburg.de>