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That said, I'd appreciate it if people would ask me
<drew@PoohSticks.ORG>
if there's a newer version available before they publish it. When people
publish outdated versions, I get questions from users that are answered
in newer versions, and it reflects poorly on the publisher. I'd also prefer
that all references to free distribution sites, and possibly competing
distributions/products be left intact.
IMPORTANT :
BUG REPORTS OR OTHER REQUESTS FOR HELP WHICH FAIL TO FOLLOW THE PROCEDURES OUTLINED IN THE REPORTING BUGS SECTION WILL BE IGNORED.
This HOWTO covers the Linux SCSI subsystem, as implemented in Linux kernel revision 1.2.10 and newer alpha code. Earlier revisions of the SCSI code are _unsupported_, and may differ significantly in terms of the drivers implemented, performance, and options available.
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