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From: Mike Tancsa <mike@sentex.ca>
Subject: more PERC2/SC testing (MegaRAID 466)
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OK, I popped the 466 card in an older Celeron MB to see if I could get it
to work.  Same problems as on the PIII.  4+ bonnies in the background leads
the SCSI chain to jam. I tried lowering the amount of queue tags, and then
disabling them all together with no effect.  I am going to try and
downgrade the BIOS back to the official Dell BIOS which would not work with
my PIII and see how that effects it.

	---Mike
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Mike Tancsa,                          	          tel +1 519 651 3400
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