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To: Jocelyn Mayer <jocelyn.mayer@netgem.com>, linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
Subject: Re: finding Tekram SCSI dc395U linux patch driver:
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Jocelyn Mayer wrote:

> >
> >
> > Well, I think it should add to normal kernel and do not need to patch,
> > Thanks
> >
> > also, why this driver still stick in ac3?
> > and where can I find the new version of this patch?
> > I think mandrake was improved that driver, Thanks
> >
> I'm not so sure...
> I've been using this driver for a long time,
> and there still are kernel Ooops and hangs
> with the 1.32 driver...
> Actually, it's quite stable, but only with 5 M
> speed. It's a pity when your card can drive
> a SCSI bus up to 40 M/s....
> But, even with that speed, I got problems
> from time to time....
>
> So, you should take a good care of what you do...
> But, maybe it shold be integrated into the kernel
> so a lot of people could test and (maybe) debut it...
>
> Jocelyn Mayer.
>
> >

that's what I want to do, if not included in kernel = not a lot of people
know what is this, so no one will help to improve this driver!
I hope alan can help to add this driver into kernel hacks, Thanks

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