> a driver that doesn't do dma, and performs it's operations somewhat
> syncronously.  from what i've heard, you can expect to see rather
> serious performance degredation using the amiga drivers.

The Amiga 3393 driver DOES do DMA.

It does not do disconnect/reconnect, but that is being worked on.

On some Amigas, sync doesn't work well; this is due to microcode bugs in
the 3393.

I get the same performance from the NetBSD driver as I do from the AmigaDOS
driver.

What's the problem here?

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