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From: Mario Urban <m.urban@ranet.de>
Subject: Re: scsi-controller
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 16:08:16 +0200
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Richard Wallman schrieb:
> Mario Urban wrote:
>> after some trouble with old pre-ide controllers, afaik mfm:
>> are scsi-controllers (and disks) supported by elks?
> 
> If the SCSI card provides the drives via BIOS then the ELKS BIOS disk
> driver may work. (It's built in by default)
> 
> If you boot the machine with a DOS disk and the drive appears without
> having to load any SCSI drivers, then it probably does provide drive
> access via BIOS.
> 
> Worth a try, at least.
> 

it is an old seagate 8bit isa scsi-controller.
works well with Dos. No need for a special driver.

Mario