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From: "Daniel M. Eischen" <deischen@iworks.InterWorks.org>
To: kallio@cc.jyu.fi
Subject: Re:  Is someone running heavy loaded inn server?
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> > If you're stuck on Linux, the best choice for a SCSI controller is
> > probably the BusLogic.
>
> *I* succested FreeBSD, *they* did select Linux this is Finland the
> homeland of Linus Torvalds - "Linux is the best country"
>
> Please help: I don't know BusLogic cards, which BusLogic modell you
> succest to replace aha2940W (UW?).

Well, before you give up on the 2940, you might want to give the
next snapshot a try - should be out in the next day or so.  It'll
be using the same sequencer as the FreeBSD driver, and most of the 
kernel driver will be the same.

If you're in dire need, the BusLogic 958 is probably a good
choice - I think it's an UltraWide model, so it should work well
with your existing drives.

If you want to bother the author of the Linux BusLogic driver, you
can reach him at lnz@dandelion.com (Leonard Zubkoff).

Good Luck (whisper FreeBSD whenever you're around your customers :-)

Dan Eischen
deischen@iworks.InterWorks.org