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From: Brett Glass <brett@lariat.org>
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Subject: Re: Problems with Adaptec EISA twin SCSI?
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> You're running 2.1.0? Ouch. That driver was totally buggy.

Oops.... I am actually running 2.1.5R on that machine. I have another
machine here with 2.1.0R (kernel sources only) that I checked to see
the general layout of the files. (2.1.0R did NOT run with the Adaptec
EISA SCSI board, so I guess it was indeed buggy.)

Is there any way to bring in just the kernel using CVS? Or is that
advisable?

--Brett