I’m perplexed by the behavior of Fsys.aha8scsi. I’m attempting to use a
built-in 7880 chipset, and sometimes my SCSI drive is there, other times,
it’s not. Is Fsys.aha8scsi still beta, or is it solid? Mine is dated
9/27/1999.
Thanks,
John
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/***********************************************
RealDemocra.c
***********************************************/
#include “everybody”
#if counted(ALL_VOTES) == FALSE
typedef void election;
#define PRESIDENT NULL
enable(PROTEST);
#endif
Mine is ver 4.24Q Jan 09 2001.
Richard
John Elder wrote:
I’m perplexed by the behavior of Fsys.aha8scsi. I’m attempting to use a
built-in 7880 chipset, and sometimes my SCSI drive is there, other times,
it’s not. Is Fsys.aha8scsi still beta, or is it solid? Mine is dated
9/27/1999.Thanks,
John
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/***********************************************RealDemocra.c
***********************************************/
#include “everybody”
#if counted(ALL_VOTES) == FALSE
typedef void election;
#define PRESIDENT NULL
enable(PROTEST);
#endif
Richard R. Kramer <rrkramer@kramer-smilko.com> wrote:
Mine is ver 4.24Q Jan 09 2001.
Richard
John Elder wrote:
I’m perplexed by the behavior of Fsys.aha8scsi. I’m attempting to use a
built-in 7880 chipset, and sometimes my SCSI drive is there, other times,
it’s not. Is Fsys.aha8scsi still beta, or is it solid? Mine is dated
9/27/1999.
The other thing that can cause inconsistent behaviour on a SCSI chain
is improper termination.
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