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Subject: Re: aacraid drives missing after update 10.0 -> 10.1 ?
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Hi!

> >> If your running a custom kernel do you have both the options for aac enable:

> > It's the GENERIC kernel.

> That's curious. In order  to have direct access to the  disks I
> had to patch aac_cam.c. Maybe you were
> using a patched file and you forgot?

I upgraded using freebsd-update and upgraded GENERIC. What additional 
patch would be needed ?

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