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Subject: Where to find good/cheap tech support
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Where would you all recommend that one can go to find good FreeBSD tech 
support that does not cost $150+ an hour?

If there are no places that are less expensive, then what places do you 
recommend that are expensive?

I am having a SCSI controller boot problem that no one seems to be able to 
help on but I am also thinking of the future if there is an emergency and I 
can't afford to have a server down for days at a time.

Thanks.