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> I personally don't care about Adaptec anymore, but I do care about the
> people there.  If LSI or whoever else can provide better support, then
> that's fine with me.  I do however have quite a bit of experience in
> knowing how things work at Adaptec and knowing what compromises can be
> made.  Adaptec isn't one person, it isn't Doug Richardson or any other
> single individual.  They do make a whole lot of stupid mistakes and
> close doors on opportunities, but there is no reason to vilify Doug
> for it.

No, you don't vilify Doubg, but instead, you prefer to vilify me on
public posting sites like osnews.com

Great, Scott, just great.


You don't know the difference between free software and binary
software.