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Hi,
We have recently bought some new Supermicro P8SCT boards with 3ware 8006LP2's 
and are using the amd64 port, however if I put the 3ware in the PCI-X slot it 
hangs probing the disks (eg at the end of the boot if it's in the kernel, or 
at load time if I use kldload). If I put it in a 32 bit slot it works fine.

I tried reducing the PCI-X clock down to 100MHz but it made no difference.

If I boot an i386 kernel it works fine (I tried 6.2RC2).

Unfortunately the hang is solid and I can't break into the debugger :(

Any help appreciated, I am happy to test patches, etc..

Thanks.

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Daniel O'Connor software and network engineer
for Genesis Software - http://www.gsoft.com.au
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