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Subject: controller reccos for -current
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what 10ge will i just love on -current?  cx4gb is cheap and on mobos.

and the most reliable dumb sata controllers that i will love with zfs?
hd controllers are way too sneaky for me to sort out. and i am betting
20tb on this.

randy