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From: Nick Sayer <nsayer@quack.kfu.com>
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Subject: AMD PCI SCSI
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My new HP Omnibook has an AMD PCI SCSI chip in it, which is not
supported. In what category does this lack of support fall?

1. Nobody is interested, you're on your own.

2. Nobody has volunteered yet, but we hear this question a lot.

3. Someone is working on it, but it isn't done yet.

... or perhaps there is some other category to name?

Thanks in advance.