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To: Oliver Blasnik <ob@omnilink.net>
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Subject: Re: Again: CRD-Raid-Controller and FreeBSD 3.x 
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On Mon, 13 Dec 1999, Oliver Blasnik wrote:

> It has to be external for different reasons. We do not only have
> FreeBSD, there's also Solaris and WinNT. Connecting an external system
> enables transparency. Some CRD's are connected to two machines,
...

  If you want to go with standalone RAID, use Infortrend over CRD.  First
of all, you can up to 256 tags per host, and they can still do everything
CRD does.  Overall the Infortrend firmware is quite good.

Tom



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