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Date: Sat, 22 Nov 1997 16:21:46 -0800
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From: Dave Overton <dave@syix.com>
Subject: SCSI Card - Best Supported?
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On the subject of SCSI cards, I am going to be getting a few to replace
some old narrow cards/drives.

What SCSI card is BEST supported by FreeBSD?  Not just "supported" but
REALLY supported, i.e. runs all the bells and whistles that the card uses.
I understand that the Adaptec drivers are "not optimized" so what drivers
are?  Ultra Wide only of course.

Any factual info is appreciated.

Dave