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From: Devon H.O'Dell <dodell@sitetronics.com>
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Subject: Ghetto-debug in new -CURRENT with SCSI controller
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Please forgive the subject if it offends you, but you're supposed to 
laugh.

I've got a box that I'm doing development on -- one problem is that I'm 
not able to use it with a new -CURRENT because I get strange problems 
with my SCSI controller at boot. I can't get these logged because there 
are no filesystems mounted at the time.

So I have literally taken screenshots of the problem. You can see them 
at

http://sitetronics.com/debug/Picture%201.jpg
http://sitetronics.com/debug/Picture%202.jpg
http://sitetronics.com/debug/Picture%203.jpg
http://sitetronics.com/debug/Picture%204.jpg
http://sitetronics.com/debug/Picture%205.jpg
http://sitetronics.com/debug/Picture%206.jpg

Please let me know if you need more information.

It's an adaptec aic7880 Ultra SCSI adapter.

--Devon