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From: Steven Ames <steve@news.cioe.com>
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Subject: Good SCSI Card?
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>
> I think it's a different chip.  However, Adaptec has been know to ship
> flawed product.

Without getting too religions... what's a good (ie fast _AND_ stable)
SCSI card to be using? I've used Adaptec 2940 for years but it does
flake out on me if I include any of the AHC otions. *sigh* I'd also
like to start using some of the DTP RAID support...

					-Steve

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