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Subject: Re: How solid is SATA support?
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Darren Pilgrim wrote:
> How solid is SATA support in RELENG_5_2?  I have a Promise SATA150
> TX2plus and a HighPoint Rocket 1520 on hand.  Which would be a better
> choice?  I'm using newer (8MB cache) Western Digital disks, if it
> matters.

You should use the Promise hands down...

However you might want to use -current or soon to bo 5.3 to get the=20
latest SATA support...

-S=F8ren