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From: kelley eicher <carde@astro.umn.edu>
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scott-

> It's hard to tell from the asr driver where the 32-bit limitation
> comes from and/or if there is a way to fix it.  To directly answer
> your question, the Adaptec aac cards and driver support 64-bit
> addressing with no bouncing.  This includes the 5400, 2120, and 2200
> cards.
>=20

so is the 2200S officially supported under freebsd 4.x? or is that just 5.x?

-kelley


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