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Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 17:58:59 -0800
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>The 7895 is only supported in the new CAM SCSI framework.  See:

        Thanks.
        We made a mistake.  We got the 3940*A*UW instead of the 3940UW.  I
guess we'll use those drivers when we do use the 3940AUW.  As of now, we
need to stick to stable releases.
        Thanks for the input!  :-)

Kedar.