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> 
> The 876 is similar to two 875 chips, and will be attached as "ncr0" 
> and "ncr1". This should work with any kernel as old as 2.2.5.

How do these controllers compare, performance and stability-wise, with the
popular Adaptec and Mylex controllers?

Thanks,

Charles

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> Regards, STefan
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