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David Walter wrote:
> 
> Are there any plans to support the Buslogic Flashpoint series of SCSI
> cards?  Thank You.
> 
> David Walter
> David.Walter@m.cc.utah.edu
as soon as someone with a few weeks of time gets one an wants to
use it, it might start being supported.. :)

I'm told that they have given out enough info for a 
Linux druver to be written.

that could be used as a starting point..