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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: a little bit more information on the jaz drive situation...
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>> >See PR 1087.  Last-close has been broken since approx 1995/03/02
>> >in -current.

>> Oops.  Actually on since approx. 1996/03/02.

>	Who's currently handling this?  As all things go I'm
>probably a pretty green SCSI hacker, but if there isn't someone
>working on it, I'll fix it.

I hope that it will be handled by a vm person.  It has nothing to do
with SCSI.  See PR 1087 for a temporary (wrong) fix.

Bruce