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From: Thierry Herbelot <herbelot@cybercable.fr>
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Subject: Anyone working on a DOMEX scsi driver ?
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Hello,

I've just bought a Mustek SCSI scanner, and it is bundled with a
seemingly very simple SCSI controller built by a DOMEX company (from
Taiwan)

Does someone know where there could be some info ? (perhaps a driver
under Linux ?)

	TfH

PS : the board identifier is DMX3191D - the chip itself seems to be a
Domex536


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