Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 10:54:44 -0800 (PST) From: lamaster@george.arc.nasa.gov To: freebsd-bugs@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: i386/4948: SCSI don't boot. Message-ID: <199711071854.KAA23714@george.arc.nasa.gov>
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|> J> Even Adaptec? That's stupid of them. People, send bug reports to |> J> your BIOS vendors. By now, i've only seen it on HP systems |> J> (Netserver and Vectra), but they ship with a hacked BIOS anyway. I have to say, with all the BIOS-related irritations I have seen people report, I'm happy that the two systems I use at the moment have Award BIOSes. I'm sure they have their problems, too, but, I haven't noticed it. |> 6-8 months ago, I came across a 2940UW that wouldn't boot |> BSD/OS because of this problem. According to BSDI, this was known to |> be the new standard for 2940's. Sounds like a good reason to use an NCR/Symbios controller. I've used an old 53c810-based ASUS for some time off and on with no problems. Do the newer controllers (e.g. 875-based) seem to work well out there? Is tagged queueing working (totally) on the 53c8xx-based controllers?
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