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Subject: Re: Adaptec's raidutil (asr-utils), 2010S and 5.2
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John Von Essen wrote:
> Thanks Scott, thats sort of the answer I was hoping for. Correct me if I
> am wrong but the aac driver covers all U320 RAID cards that are
> 1-channel or higher (i.e, not including the zero channel stuff), right?


Well, there may be 0-channel cards in the future that don't follow this
rule.  For now, here is a brief list of Adaptec-branded RAID:

ASR:
2000S
2005S
2010S
2015S
2100S
2110S
2400A
3200S
3210S
3400S
3410S

AAC:
2120S
2200S
2410SA
2810SA
5400S


Scott