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From: John Beukema <john@gateway.net.hk>
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Subject: 2945W driver
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I am running 2.1.0R and I understand that the ahc driver is flawed.  
After several mysterious reboots, I have decided to change to the driver 
in -stable.  I down loaded the aic* from /sys/pci /sys/dev/aic7xxx 
/sys/i386/scsi and /sys/i386/isa applied them to the 2.1.0R directories 
and tried to remake the kernel.  I am missing, apparently the file 
defining struct scsi_link at least which is a component of struct scsi_data.

Can any one help?

1. is the stable driver OK?
2. What pieces am I missing?

jbeukema