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On Feb 20, 2014, at 2:06 PM, Steven Hartland wrote:

> The "disconnect" issue is generally related to Sandforce based =
devices.
>=20
> Its a lot better on later devices / firmware and does depend on the
> controller / MB they are connected to.

Although it's far from being a scientific observation, I am running =
several OCZ disks, which are notorious for their unreliability and, =
however, since I have updated to FreeBSD 10-RELEASE I haven't seen any =
disconnects.






Borja.