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Subject: Adaptec 2940 Ultra Wide
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When I peek at aic7870_probe() from the second latest snap, I see
Adaptec 2940, 2940 Ultra and 3940 PCI device IDs recognized. 

I wonder what happens with the 2940 Ultra Wide version.