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From: Paul Saab <paul@mu.org>
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Subject: Re: Archive Tape Autochanger
In-Reply-To: <3190.865361492@nomad.geoplex.com> from Dave Truesdell at "Jun 3, 97 11:11:32 am"
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Dave Truesdell wrote:
> I'm curious, was your Adaptec 154x configured as something other than scbus0?

Nope.  Only one controller in the box with the 154x.

> My home fileserver (FreeBSD 2.1.7 w/thorpej's original port of the driver) 
> would crash the system if I attempted to access the changer if it were on the 
> second SCSI bus, but has worked for nearly a year on the first.


Paul Saab