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Hello Doug,

DW> scottl has been able to reproduce this on a U320 controller he has.

Scott,

We want to take this box into the lab as soon as we have a
replacement for it, but we could do with knowing the best way to
generate the problem on demand.  So far the amr driver only seems
to wedge for us during the nightly jobs and even then we can go for
days, sometimes weeks, between crashes.  Is there a quick sure-fire way to
provoke the problem?

Regards,

Tony.

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Tony Byrne