> I would just as soon use a boot option as to try and make it a compile
> option, and I think that many people just use a compiled kernel and never
> change, which argues for a reasonable default (most pdc20265) ARE
> currently offboard, and an easy way to change it.
There are ZERO pdc20265's offboard, only pdc20267's were in both options.
This is the direct asic packaging. Thus all pdc20265 have the right to be
listed as onboard. If you have a pdc20265 on an add-on card please send
me a digital photo so I can question promise as to why.
Cheers,
Andre Hedrick
LAD Storage Consulting Group
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