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> 6: Spending a couple extra bucks for better drives will fix problem and
>    also get you tagged queueing if you usr NCR controllers.  Better fix.

My drives are fast and reliable - They dont work with NCR under FreeBSD.

The drives are 3 GB DEC Drives (aka Micropolis OEM), so I would rather buy
AHA2940s than tossing out 12 of these drives :):)

/Mikael Hugo