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From: htg@micronet.it (HTG s.r.l.)
Subject: SCSI speed on 2.0.31
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I have upgradated my kernel from 2.0.30 to 2.0.31 to have the latest official 
aic driver.

During boot the old driver report the scsi speed (10 MHz for drive, 4,4, MHz
for tape), the new one no. Is it correct?

Which enhacement can I have enabling Tagged quequing and/or SCB,( I usually
use quantum fireball or quantun atlas II.

Thank You for your good work. 
Stefano Colanzi
Direttore Tecnico
HTG s.r.l.
colanzi@micronet.it
Viale Monza, 196
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Milano ITALIA