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Ihave HPT370 and also had LOTS of trouble with it, when using RAID under
heavy loads. Just kills the disk, and needs a reformatting. I am not sure
why, but have gone back to a non-RAID setup. This seems to work.
As far as I am concerned, I will never get anything HPT again..

JAn
> > > I had an IBM 30Gb (DTLA307030) ATA/100 attached to the HPT366 on my Abit BP6
> > > and had no end of trouble with it. I gave up and moved it to the UDMA/33
> > > controller. When the disk developed a bad sector, I exchanged it and got a


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