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Subject: NCR 53c810 driver support scsi-reconnect/disconnect?
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Hello:

I just saw a post stating that the Linux driver for the NCR PCI host adapters
will hang the system when you do a SCSI operation (say mt rewind) because it 
blocks the bus.  Is this also the case for the FreeBSD driver?  I'm wondering 
because perhaps the author for the Linux and FreeBSD driver may be the same.

Thanks,

-Clint