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| Hi, is there anything like an archive for submited bug reports? I could not find it. Before I'll create a bug report myself I want to know if there was one for the aha0 ISA driver before. I can not use my old Adaptec 1542 SCSI Adapter without a panic hangup after the message: "aha_init: could not allocate mailbox". What I can see in the source of sys/dev/isa/aha.c is that the developer seems to know that this piece of code is shit. /* * XXX - this vm juggling is so wrong. use bus_dma instead! */ The code of the installation floppy A kernel is fine btw. But 3.4 GENERIC, 3.4 release selfcompiled and 3.4 stable selfcompiled can not handle the adapter. Perhaps you know something. Thanks Markus |
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| > is there anything like an archive for submited bug reports? > I could not find it. mailinglist archives for bugs@, or the Bug Tracking System interface accessible from www.openbsd.org. > Before I'll create a bug report myself I want to know if there was one > for the aha0 ISA driver before. > > I can not use my old Adaptec 1542 SCSI Adapter without a panic hangup > after the message: "aha_init: could not allocate mailbox". Nobody has created a formal problem report for this issues, although it is known since someone mentioned it already. aha used to work in 3.3, doesn't anymore in 3.4, and this has not yet been addressed. Creating a real problem report with sendbug(1) might convince developers to work on the problem... |
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| Miod Vallat wrote: >>is there anything like an archive for submited bug reports? >>I could not find it. > > > mailinglist archives for bugs@, or the Bug Tracking System interface > accessible from www.openbsd.org. Bug Tracking System? Mmh, I should go to bed earlier Bye |