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Hi, 
I am working on an iSCSI application whose throughput 
is being restricted since the initiator sends too many
commands to request contiguous logical blocks. 
I then figured out that :
maximum sg per command ( host->sg_tablesize ) was set
to zero. How do I change this easily for the aic7xxx
driver ? I did not find any such global definition in
aic7xxx.h (THough I found it in some other drivers as
SG_NONE and SG_ALL) 
Thanks
Sai 





		
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