On Wed, Sep 13, 2006 at 06:16:25AM -0700, Thomas Carlson wrote:
> I tried booting the Powerbook 180 from a Disk Tools floppy and then 
> running the installer.  Same problem:  the system couldn't enable the 
> se0 device.

Ignore that message.  It has nothing to do with the operation of the
driver, as far as I can tell, unless you see another error message
along with it.

> I am not really in a position to do that with this old machine.  I 
> think I will delve back into history and try out various kernels in the 
> archives to see if they would play more nicely with the se0 device 
> driver.  At one point, according to the manual, the thing must have 
> worked (1997?).

OK.  I would also encourage you to try GENERICSBC.  The alternative
SCSI driver might make a difference, although I can't think of how
at the moment.

-allen

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