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From: Matt Hamilton <matt@boris.clintondale.com>
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> This is not the same problem.  Most likely one of the timeout values in
> the st driver is too short for something that your tape is doing (perhaps
> a recalibration??) and is bailing prematurely.  I would bet that if you
> upped the timeouts in the st driver, the problem would go away.

How do I raise the timeouts?  I have tried raising them in
sys/scsi/scsi_base and that had no effect.  Should I just be able to
rebuild the kernel normally after that or do I need to do anything
special.

-Matt