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From: Daniel Leeds <dleeds@dfacades.com>
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Subject: adaptec 1460 pcmcia scsi
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so now ive been told that only 2.2.5-STABLE can use this scsi pcmcia
card.  so im gonna try that.

but curious, did the 1460 adaptec scsi ever work under 2.2.2 release
with or without PAO??

i thought adaptec was a sure thing....the headaches today sure dont
make a believer out of me.