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Chris Gianelloni d283e55be3
Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 		17 years ago
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alpha Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
ia64 Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
mips Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
parisc Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
parisc64 Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
ppc Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
ppc64 Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
sparc Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
sparc64 Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
um Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
x86 Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago
x86_64 Removing scsi_wait_scan from PATA/SATA/SCSI and moving it to its own module group. This allows the module to be loaded last, no matter what combination of disks are in the system, allowing for firmware and such to be loaded before genkernel continues, even when asynchronous SCSI scanning is enabled in the kernel. 17 years ago