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Subject: Re: Aic7xxx driver instability with the Quantum Atlas
From: asami@vader.cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * as the didn't mention it directly for the Atlas either, it may be that they
 * fixed the same problem for the Atlas-II as well.  The URL is:

Thanks, but which file should I get?  The Atlas-II/LXY4 directory doesn't
contain any instructions, and has three files:

D5gnlxy4.fup
Dagnlxy4.fup
Dkgnlxy4.fup

I have no idea what they mean. ;)

Satoshi (I have a 4GB Ultra-Wide Atlas II, by the way)