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FWIW, I totally agree with you about the two drivers and the reasons for
it.


My only concern originally had been dropping support for folks with the
older h/w. We've addressed that by retaining support for the NCR driver.
That older h/w will flush out over time, but it's like the Adaptec 154X
now- EOL'd.

Everyone- can we move on now?

-matt





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