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From: "Francis PALLINI" <francis.pallini@ecilia.fr>
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Subject: FE750, SATA and 4.10
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Hello Folks,

We plan to install FreeBSD on two Dell PE750 with RAID 1 CERC SATA (6
channels). There is something I didn't understand in the thread about this
matter: what about 4.10-RELEASE?

aac(4) says it supports "CERC SATA RAID 2", does that mean 4.10-RELEASE will
rock?

Best regards, 
 
Francis PALLINI - ECILIA