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From: Aled Morris <aledm@routers.co.uk>
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On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Simon Shapiro wrote:

> > Just watch it - the latest rev of the DPT driver (1.1.9 i think) goes off
> > and
> > sticks stuff outside of /usr/src/sys. I dont have an exact list handy.
> 
> huh?  You must be talking about usr.sbin/dpt.  You can safely chop it off.
> For now. later (soon) it will hold the dptmgr stuff.

On the subject of DPT controllers, I have a couple of EISA ones which came
out of a junked Dell server.  If anyone wants them, you're welcome to take
them away.  I also have an EISA Adaptec SCSI controller.  Email me for
collection details (I am in the South East of England by the way). 

Aled