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Subject: Re: PCI SCSI Installations Woes
Date: Sun, 25 Aug 1996 20:08:48 GMT
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> The normal Adaptec 2940 is based on the AIC-7870. But Adaptec sells
> now the 2940 based on the AIC-7880 (Ultra version) Even they don't
> advertise it, even the normal 2940 is Ultra.
> Does your motherboard show any PCI device with a message like "No
> driver attached" ? If not, the card is not really visable for

I figured it out. I was installing it off of my 2.1.0-RELEASE BSD Cd. I
downloaded 2.1.5-RELEASE, and it detected everything just fine. Thanks
for your help though.