jann0004@maroon.tc.umn.edu has randomly hit several keys, resulting in
> yes, its kind of a scsi drive, limited to 2 scsi ids, and that comes with
> its own formatting and mounting tool.. its not a conventional drive, like
> everything else in the world.. though I have heard success formatting
> a zip disk with silverlining.. but generally.. no, you must use iomega's
> mounting and formatting utility.. 

 Which means that NetBSD's drivers probably won't like it either. What's the point
in doing that kinda stupid scsi implementation ?

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