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From: Tom Samplonius <tom@sdf.com>
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Subject: DPT driver integration?
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  When is the DPT driver likely to be integrated into current, and later
into 2.2.2?

  I wish I could try it, but my 3334UW doesn't seem to be able to save its
array configuration (every time I run dptmgr, it says I have to do an
initial setup, even though I've done it a dozen times).  DPT claims it is
probably a cabling problem, which sounds phony to me, as isn't the array
configuration stored in NVRAM on the card?

Tom