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Hi,

I'm trying to get the PMAZ-A in my DEC 3000/600 recognised by the NetBSD
kernel, but it gets skipped on boot. I've tried to built a new kernel
with support included but I get config errors "A asc cannot attach to a
tc".

With googling for older posts, I get the feeling that the PMAZ-A is much
slower than the built-in dual SCSI, but I only intend to hang slow
devices on it, so no real problem there. Also it appears there's no
reason why it shouldn't work, hence my attempt.

I read one post that the driver is in the pmax tree and should be in the
shared/tc tree, but I don't know if that's still the case.

Matt
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"Hey, just what you see, pal"

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