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Re: install 6.1 on Iwill mainboard On Board scsi Adaptec AIC-7890

From: "jianglei" <jiang-lei ynmail com>
To: <redhat-install-list redhat com>
Subject: Re: install 6.1 on Iwill mainboard On Board scsi Adaptec AIC-7890
Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 10:03:58 +0800

hi all
  I think it is a bug of driver aic7xxx, when I use the last boot disk get from redhat ,
it can set up my scsi successful, so I change to 2.2.15 kernel, it has update aic7xxx,
all things is OK.

thanks
 
thank mike

jiang

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- Jaap.Hogenberg@nl.abnamro.com wrote: Hi, I was kinda shocked by the performance differences that were shown in this article: http://www.aceshardware.com/Spades/read.php?article_id=145 with regard to the used compiler. This indicates that we would all benefit a lot from using CCC , or if you look at it the other way around, we all suffer a lot from having gcc as a default. Don't get me wrong , I like GNU and all that it stands for , but the difference is huge. So now I wonder: -Would "normal" programs see the same type of performance boast by recompiling using CCC ? Or is this typical to benchmarks ? -Is GCC being maintained actively (wrt alpha's) and will it get better for RISC cpu's ? -Are CCC and GCC fully compatible ? grtz, Jaap -- To unsubscribe: send e-mail to axp-list-reunsubscribe
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References:
- install 6.1 on Iwill mainboard On Board scsi Adaptec AIC-7890
  - From: jianglei
- Re: install 6.1 on Iwill mainboard On Board scsi Adaptec AIC-7890
  - From: mike

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