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Does Linux support CMD SCSI adaptor

Post by Timothy C. F. L » Tue, 12 Sep 1995 04:00:00



        Does Linux support the CMD SCSI host adapter CSA-6500/20? I am
considering to buy a SCSI card for linux, but I could not find the DPT PCI
cards selling in Taiwan. Some people tells me that CMD is a good and
well-supported SCSI controller, is that true? Furthermore, where I can find
any other information about the CMD cards, thanks?
 
 
 
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