The KFQSA boots just fine, however it needs to be a bit smarter about how 
it talks to the disks since the DSSI disks are computers in their own right 
(they look like little HSC50's). You need to put the KFQSA in "program" 
mode, then connect to its on board firmware. Then tell it what disks you 
have attached (or tapes) and then running in "run" mode it will see them 
and can boot from them. For each disk it will pretend it is one MSCP 
controller so if you connect three disks to it you will have to configure 
your kernel to recognize three MSCP controllers.

See the archives of this list for my experiences with one and how I got it 
to work.

--Chuck

At 09:07 PM 8/2/00 +0200, Frederik Meerwaldt wrote:
>Hi!
>
> > the card when I type 'SHOW QBUS' but when I do the 'SHOW DEVICE' command it
> > doesn't see the DSSI disks on the KFQSA.
>
>The KFQSA is AFAIK not bootable. I have such a thing laying around here,
>and it won't boot. So that could be the reason why you can't see the
>discs.
>
>--
>Best Regards,
>         Freddy
>
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