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Subject: Re: SCSI Multiple LUN support - 2.2-960801-SNAP
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>>>>> "M" == M R Murphy <mrm@Mole.ORG> writes:
>> see /sys/scsi/scsiconf.c
>> 
>> look for SC_ALL_LUNS (or something like that)
>> you may need to put a recognition entry in for your device.

M> There is also some ctrl-A setup stuff in the 2940 that refers to
M> multiple LUN support.

  That makes no difference to bsd/os.  It also adds an additional
almost 2 minutes before the boot is started.  I'll soon know whether
it makes any difference to FreeBSD.