> The issue is how the driver can determine which is the bootup SCSI controller.
> The algorithm to do that requires using the PCI BIOS order, and then querying
> that card if it is a BT-948/958/958D to see if the sorted order should be used
> or the natural one. For the DAC960, I'm told the PCI BIOS enumeration gives
> the correct ordering, so in that case I just use what I find.
Well, maybe I'm rather dumb, but I still don't understand what's so special
with the bootup SCSI controler that it has to be handled differently.
Have a nice fortnight
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