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Since this is new hardware, disable it by default
Tested to boot beige G3 and Q700, both with XCVR mode on and off on appropriate hardware
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This pull request adds support for the transceiver hardware which I just pushed to my PCB_Designs repo. Default is XCVR disabled.
Transceiver-based hardware should be more compatible with SCSI-2 controllers that don't conform to the SCSI-1 voltage levels standard.
There's a lot of room to improve here, in terms of setting transceiver state and such. But it's a start.