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From: Ben Kirkpatrick <ben@steelhead.pdx.net>
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Subject: solid state disks...
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   Anyone had luck using the solid state disks at http://www.m-sys.com/
under FreeBSD?  Care to share the specifics of your implementation?
Something like this could be useful for places where vibration tears up
a regular disk.

--Ben Kirkpatrick


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