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From: "Valery V. Lunyov" <val@nensi.net>
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Subject: Zero-Channel RAID Support (Adaptec 2010S)
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	Hi!

	I want to buy SuperMicro SuperServer 5013C-M8
	with onboard SCSI Ultra320 Adaptec 7902 Controller
	and ZCR Adaptec 2010S, but in 4.9-STABLE only 2000S
	is supported officially.

	When support of 2010S will be added in ASR driver?
	(About testing I read in this mailing list).
	May I wait this support in 4.9-STABLE? Or only in 5.X?

	And may I use this hardware solution to run critical
	applications (such a DNS, Web-hosting, etc).


	Thanks!

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	My Bests!
	Valery V. Lunyov,
	UNIX SysAdmin