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So, I'm fighting with this raid setup I've got.  In hopes of figuring
out why I'm getting SCSI errors, I thought I'd lower the transfer rate
from 20MHz to 10MHz.  I went into the BIOS config program for the
adapter, and I changed the appropriate values.  Upon rebooting, though,
NetBSD is still running those devices at max speed.  I don't see
anything in the siop(4), scsi(4), or sd(4) man pages that looks like
I can change rates there.  What do I do?

This is i386, 1.5.1_ALPHA or _BETA (don't remember which).

Chris

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