> I apologize for the off-topic post, but I'm having a really hard
> time finding out definitively whether the current major Linux
> distributions support the SCSI chip used on the Tyan 1837
> motherboard. The chip is the AIC-7896, and I've seen numerous
> references to the 7895 and the 789x series being supported, but
> I've yet to find something that explicitly mentions the 7896.
>
It's the aic7xxx and it works well. I have 3 Tyan boards on machines
here. Never a SCSI problem.
Cheers,
Dick Johnson
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