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No; just install with a snapshot later than 20000107.

> Is there any way just to disable the controller temporarily? I have an
> additional NCR controller in there that seems to work fine.
> =

> If not, where can I get such a kern.flp image?
> --R
> =

> > The onboard Adaptec controller on the UP2000 board is funky, and our =

> > support for it wasn't fixed until around the 7th of January.  Earlier=
 =

> > versions of the drive will die with the panic you're seeing, and ther=
e is =

> > no workaround apart from replacing the kernel on the kern.flp image.
> > =

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