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Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller 3 QC/DC/DCL/SC Device Driver for Windows NT 4.0
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Fixes & Enhancements
Changes from 4.11.2
1. In case of cluster reset, Driver was not resetting all the shared logical drives. This was causing HCT Phase 1 test to fail. This driver has fixed this issue. 2. Support for CERC and PERC 4/DI added to the inf file. 3. Fixed rescan problem in Dell OpenManage Array Manager during logical drive creation by maintaining a cache of all the non-disk devices in the driver.
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