> > Why do we assume a different IRQ from the default?
> 
> That's what I have been asking before, but it went by unanswered ...
> Perhaps you should send-pr it.

I sent-pr'd it a couple of months ago (around late January, I think), but
it doesn't look like anything's happened with it yet... 

> P.S.: Still waiting for solutions for the AIC6360 boot problem...

I couldn't get an AVA 1515 to work properly either... you might try 
disabling synchronous transfers like someone else suggested (assuming you 
can get a kernel compiled or have someone do it for you :) I can compile 
a NetBSD-current kernel for you if you'd like). Although I don't have any 
proof of this, I have a vague feeling that the AIC6360 driver assumes the 
card can do fast SCSI-II 10MB/s sync transfers. However, the 1515 doesn't 
support fast SCSI-II.
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