Dear List,
Here is a report on the status of the PCChips board with SIS 530/5595 chipset, which was dropping bulk pipe transmissions from a camera. The report is positive.
Alan Cox was one of those who wrote in about this matter, said he has an old board lying around somewhere with that chip on it.
Alan, sorry that I did not CC this letter to you. Between the time that this correspondence was going on and now, I had to deal with a hard drive crash on my mailserver. Your letter got lost and on the list archives the address is not given in full.
Theodore Kilgore
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Hello,
Just thought I'd let you know that I'm using kernel 2.6.10 now and the camera (and scanner) works great. Thank you for all your help.
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