guys, guys guys!!!!!

I am not the soldering ace you guys are. I really don't care if it works 
under macos or not. What I was wondering was if the pc version of the 
card (which is much more easy to find cheap) would interfere with the 
s900 booting macos off of another internal bus. Sometimes the s900 has 
its own little pci quirks, and I was wondering if either of you had 
managed to boot into macos with the pc card installed(not off of the 
card). I can get drivers for linux and netbsd for the 2940uw to drive 
the ultrawide drives that I have. I can't for the E100. The E100 
firmware messes with the open source drivers for the qlogic chips as 
well as adding another bridge for the networking part of the card to the 
pci bus. The dec chips on the E100 networking side don't seem to play 
very nicely either with open source in umax's implementation. I knew 
from earlier posts to the list that the mac card had a bigger flash area 
to store the firmware and that one of you had an article on xlr8 on how 
to replace the chip. I was hoping that in one of these endeavors that 
you could tell me if the machine would boot with a pc card 
installed(still pc), or if one of those little firmware gotchas 
prevented that from occuring.The experience on this list is a wonderful 
resource to draw upon.

thanks guys,

tom


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