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Quoth Kedar on Thu, 10 July:
:         On the I2O issue, I could probably work something out with
: Supermicro.  Let me see if they are willing to share any information.
: 

If they do, they are breaking the law.

Methinks an I2O boycott is in order, at least until someone brings an
anti-trust suit.