Hi!
As of today, two new m68k drivers have been merged into the staging trees
of the Linux kernel.
* zorro_esp [1]:
This is a driver for SCSI controllers based on the NCR53C9x chip and
compatible
as it is found on the add-on boards by phase5 and others. This driver used
to be part of the
Am 19.04.2018 um 23:26 schrieb John Paul Adrian Glaubitz
:
> As of today, two new m68k drivers have been merged into the staging trees
> of the Linux kernel.
> * zorro_esp [1]:
> * xsurf100 [2]:
Woh!
That’s really good news!
The ESP driver not only powers some Cyberstorm card, but also A4
On 04/19/2018 11:44 PM, Ingo Jürgensmann wrote:
> I might be able to update my Amigas again… Thanks to everyone that were
> involved! :)
>
> (I think, re-installing them will be the better option ;))
Please enable popcon on these machines so that our number goes up on
popcon.debian.org.
We're
Hi Ingo,
point of detail - WarpEngine is based on the NCR53c710, and supported
by the zorro7xx module.
The new ESP driver supports CyberStorm I and II, Blizzard 2060 (all
recently tested by Adrian and Christian). Blizzard 1230 II and IV
(last tested by Tuomas Vainikka a few years ago on an earlie
On Fri, 20 Apr 2018, Michael Schmitz wrote:
>
> What's not supported right now is Oktagon SCSI - in contrast to the
> above, this card does not have a DMA engine. We have pseudo-DMA support
> in the Mac ESP driver, but the Mac uses a 1:1 mapping of physical
> addresses into kernel virtual spac
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