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Well, did Apple (or anyone) bother to make one... Every other OS vendor does (even vendor-less OSes like FreeBSD and Linux try), so there should be one for MacOS X... Especially given how much SCSI stuff Macs used pre-new-world... Specifically, I'm allready going to have to return one SCSI...

Ok: here's what I'm wondering: Is Darwin close enough to FreeBSD that a kernel module driver (for a SCSI card) for FreeBSD will compile against Darwin's kernel?

Well, I got a Tekram DC-315H SCSI adapter to hook up an old scanner to my PowerMac G4 (2x866mhz)... The adapter is supported on OLD MacOS by Tekram, and also works with *BSD, so I thought 'This should work with OSX'... The problem is that OSX does not recognize the adapter (System Profiler...