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On Thu, 17 Apr 1997, James FitzGibbon wrote:

> > Are you using Dawson's SMART SCSI ARRAY driver?  I might put FreeBSD on a
> > ProLiant 2000 if I hear of more people using it with success.
> 
> We don't have that on these machines.  I've heard conflicting stories as
> to whether the controller is truly OS-neutral.

There are drivers for UnixWare, WinNT, and NetWare.  Dawson's current
driver for FreeBSD has only been tested with the PCI version.  We have the
older EISA version, but he notes on his web page that it will probably
work anyway.  Sorry, I've lost the URL.

Mike