Hello, I recently added the buslogic and symbios SCSI drivers to the repository. They use the R5 SCSI bus manager interface. Now, since Haiku uses a disk storage API layer based on Thomas' new IDE replacement driver (+replacement driver model), the SCSI bus manager interface is _completely_ different (for example, the CCB structure used is named different, has different fields, etc). To get any of the for R5 coded SCSI modules to work under current Haiku we need to either: 1) Build an R5 SCSI wrapper (like ZETA has) 2) Depreciate the R5 SCSI bus manager interface. Now I know Haiku was going for maximum binary compatibility but in this case I would vote against option 1. From experience I can say that it is quite a hack, and we've got source for 3 out of 4 of the SCSI modules in SVN now (one of those is the usb_scsi module, which is the only 3rd party SCSI module that I'm aware of) so we would loose little. The only thing is, either we make the driver _really_ messy with all kinds of _BEOS_R5_COMPATIBILITY_ #ifdef's, or the code in SVN would become Haiku specific (no longer able of providing R5-compatible builds of those modules). Am I overlooking another possible option? And if not, are willing to sacrifice our R5 packages built from svn (for the SCSI modules only)? Opinions please :) Regards, Ithamar.