On Mar 21, 10:40pm, Hauke Fath wrote:
>At 21:50 Uhr +0100 21.3.2001, Daniel Parks wrote:
>>The problems referred to in the second quote are the SCSI speed
>>problems... so you can either download the 1.5.1_ALPHA kernel, or you
>>can compile 1.5S (I think that's the current -current).
>
>If you want to run bleeding edge -current, that is. After the integration
>of the UBC framework, things may work, or they may not, and this may change
>from day to day...

Or, one could try one of my -current snapshots; I do them nearly every
week, and you know that they run on at least one system -- mine (std. Q650).

~Steve


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