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From: John Hennessy <john@hendigital.com.au>
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Subject: FreeBSD support for tape controller card
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I have a Colorado QIC-80 tape controller card and am in need of advice
in configuring support for it.
The card is jumperless and fits in an ISA slot, it presents an interface
the same as the floppy controller would. The only difference is that the
controller card transfers data at 1Mb/s

I have seen the procedure for adding tape support for the floppy controller
can I make use of this and hope to autodetect the controller card ?

Thanks


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