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Subject: IBM x345 + EXP400
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I've been reading some older posts to figure out how to get either
4.10 or 5.2.1 running on an IBM x345. Here's what is in this
particular machine...

x345, 6 internal 10k 146GB disks.
An internal U320 LVD SCSI Adapter
An EXP400 External Array with 14x146 10k drives

What I found was this...

<http://unix.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/FreeBSD/isp/2003-05/0065.html>

But I'm curious to know...

a) does this work for arrays setup using the ServerGuide
configuration CD delivered with the hardware?
b) does all this actually work? :)
c) what kind of error reporting is there, if it works, to the
Operating System? 

Hopefully we won't have to go the "luser unix route"

Thanks.