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Subject: Special Hardware Request: SAN-boot
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dear list,

i wrote a similar mail a few weeks ago. today i can
specify more precisly what we want:

we are an ISP and search for working SAN solutions,
where we can setup SAN-storage disks as "root" disks
for freebsd installations which are detected as SCSI
devices by freebsd and where we can boot the OS off.

the controllers will be LSI Logic FC909 or FC919
depending on the price.

has anyone working experiences on configurations like that
or with other 1GB or 2GB FC-HBAs?

br & cu

ps: reply only to the list....