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From: "Mark Rollings" <darkstar@amf.net>
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Subject: qlogic scsi driver for FreeBSD?
Date: Fri, 29 Nov 1996 11:59:05 -0600
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Well folks,

	Yet another question.  Thanks for responding to my CDRom question from an
earlier thread.  I picked it up at a bookstore. Thanks again..

	Now today I am trying to install FreeBSD on a freshly formatted scsi hard
drive using the Q-Logic FAS408 host adapter.  I have created the boot
floppy, and have made it to the install choices menu.  But our host adapter
does not seem to be supported in version: 2.1.5.   Is there a qlogic driver
available?  and how would I add this driver to the system so that install
will work correctly?   BTW:  the cdrom is also a scsi drive so this adapter
driver is very important.

	Thanks.


=-=-{ Darkstar }-=-=
Mark Rollings
Tel Central Internet 
darkstar@amf.net