>At 10:21 -0800 01/26/2003, tom wrote: >>Do any of you hardware tinkerers out there have a pc version of the >>adaptec aha-2940uw ultra wide scsi card? >> >>My next project involves acquiring such a card and transitioning my raid >>off of the e100 so I can use it under linux. I have a couple questions >>if anybody in supermac land has such a card (jeff, mad dog?) > > >Here's an article I wrote on the topic over four years ago. It is >out of date. Here are the updates: > >Everywhere I wrote EEPROM, substitute Flash. The memory chip on the >thing is really a Flash, though the distinction isn't really relevant. > >Installing a DIP Flash at U5 will work. This has since been >confirmed many times. So the easy way to do the modification is:
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