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> > Matt Jacob recently wrote a Qlogic ISP driver for NetBSD, and we have
> > support for the PCI and Sbus cards that carry that chip.  Might take
> > a look in the NetBSD-current source tree.
> 
> There's an idea.  Thanks!
> 
>                                         Jordan

I think I am going to port it to FreeBSD if no one plan to do it right now.
It may not be guaranteed by the day of 2.2-RELEASE, but will be in 2.2.x.

Since I knows nothing about NetBSD, I need some help for porting this.
(1) Where is the Qlogic ISP driver for NetBSD located?
(2) Is the NetBSD-current source tree similar to the FreeBSD one?
	If so, I only need the location.
	If not, I not some tips for getting the source.

	-Jin