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Subject: Re: MegaRaid 2m Giant Locked-up
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This turned out to be a problem with my hardware, not a FreeBSD problem.
Sorry to stir up trouble.

The details: For some reason the system does not find the BIOS of the
build-in SCSI controller, nor the Adaptec AHA-2940UW that I put in. I
don't know why. I don't really feel like booting from floppy or IDE CD is
going to be reliable, so I am going to try to replace the motherboard.
Does anyone know where to find the ASUS TR-DLSR that it uses?