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From: Eric Ashley <eric@covesys.com>
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Subject: RH 6.0 and aic7xxx with reverse_scan...
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Please forgive me if this one has been hashed over already.  I searched to
no avail for the FAQ and mailing list archive.

Anyway, with RH 6.0 it appears that reverse_scan has broken.  Anyone got any
clues where I need to look.  I've tried both using the boot-time option and
rebuilding the driver to turn it on.  It still detects the cards in low to
high PCI addresses.

Thanks,
Eric


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