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From: haseltin@metronet.com (Doug Haseltine)
Subject: Those Adaptec folks...
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Greetings:

I had the misfortune to purchase a Pentium 90 with an Adaptec 2940W card
recently.
Then I found out that neither Linux nor FreeBSD are supported on this
particular card yet.  Email
to Adaptec on future plans to support Intel based UNIX resulted in a terse
message that
there was no Linux driver for the 2940W yet (I knew that).  If I can aid in
the encouragement
of one of your ambitious developers to finish a PCI 2940W SCSI controller
patch with a
monetary contribution, please let me know.  If such a driver is already
finished by the time
you read this could you please inform the 2940W users where this driver can
be found.

I've only seen one alpha version of a 2940 driver on a Calgary site that was
not quite
functional yet (at least not on my setup).  Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.