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From: "Roy M. Hooper" <rhooper@toybox.ottawa.on.ca>
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Subject: AHA2940/3940 troubles
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Date: Sat, 29 Mar 1997 10:27:00 -0500 (EST)
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No matter what i've tried:
	- switching the AHA2940s with a AHA3940
	- adding all the AHC_ opptions
	- ugprading to 2.2.1
	- etc.

I just can't make the FreeBSD box stay up.  It almost always goes down on
some SCSI driver error and comes back up, but occasionally just locks up
and stays locked.

This unstability is getting to the point where we will need to scrap FreeBSD
and try other operating systems, as much as we do not want to.

Any help not covered above would help alot.