Re: 2.3.>14? Advansys no-go

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> There was an AdvanSys PCI SCSI board detection bug introduced in
> v2.3.17, which was fixed in v2.3.18. As it turns out the 3.2G
> driver did not work in >= v2.3.13. Based on your subject line
> maybe you were using the 3.2G driver in >= v2.3.13.
>
> If you haven't already please try using the 3.2H driver which is
> in v2.3.18, otherwise please send me more details.

It's NOT. 2.3.18 includes 3.2G...

Rik

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