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From: Gabor Dolla <agdolla@datanet.hu>
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> Has anyone else experienced anything like this?  We're using Adaptec 2940
> SCSI controllers and Quantum Atlas II drives, so I don't think hardware
> quality is an issue...


cvsup to 2.2-STABLE
it will solve this or at least solved our problem

best

Gabor



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