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Subject: NCR SCSI hanging after reboot
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Has anybody else experienced this?  Whenever I reboot after having been
using FreeBSD, my NCR 53C810-based SCSI card (Asus SC-200) hangs --
the NCR BIOS message comes up, but it never finds any disks.  It will
hang there forever, until I cycle the power.  After doing that, everything
works okay -- I can boot into DOS or FreeBSD.

Specifics: FreeBSD 2.1R, Pentium 90, 16MB RAM, Asus M/B, Quantum 1080, 
Fujitsu 230 magneto-optical.

Any suggestions would be welcome.

-David.