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Promise SuperTrak 100/SX6000 support?
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Neulinger, Nathan
Oct 18, 2001, 2:49:15 PM10/18/01
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I asw discussions on the list back in April talking about Alan and some
others working on driver support for this card (i.e. open-source drivers,
not the binary-only stuff the promise distributes), but haven't seen any
mention since.
others working on driver support for this card (i.e. open-source drivers,
not the binary-only stuff the promise distributes), but haven't seen any
mention since.
What's the status? Is there functional support in the works or is this a
long ways off?
-- Nathan
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Alan Cox
Oct 21, 2001, 11:43:01 AM10/21/01
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> I asw discussions on the list back in April talking about Alan and some
> others working on driver support for this card (i.e. open-source drivers,
> not the binary-only stuff the promise distributes), but haven't seen any
> mention since.
>
> What's the status? Is there functional support in the works or is this a
> long ways off?
> others working on driver support for this card (i.e. open-source drivers,
> not the binary-only stuff the promise distributes), but haven't seen any
> mention since.
>
> What's the status? Is there functional support in the works or is this a
> long ways off?
The Supertrak100 works in both the Linus and -ac tree. The latest Supertrak
works in the -ac tree only.
They are i2o_block interfaces
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