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Wilko Bulte writes:
 > 
 > It does indeed polish the sharp edges. No panic anymore. I get a good probe
 > etc. But no link it seems. I'll doublecheck with T64 to see if the
 > link/cable etc is OK.

That's the same behaviour that I saw with the BSDI sable and its EISA
fiddi card.  Looks like the driver's busted.

Remind me, does it work on x86?

Drew


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