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RFC 2143 - Encapsulating IP with SCSI

Is there planned FreeBSD support for this RFC?

What SCSI controllers are capable of target mode?  I have a NCR 875
IntraServer card, but the sym_hipd.c does not mention anything about
putting it into target mode.

Thanks,

Chuck McCrobie
mccrobi@apl.jhu.edu


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