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From: Craig Johnston <craig@gnofn.org>
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Subject: supermicro p6sns/p6sas
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Considering buying one of the above supermicro boards.  Any problems?
Does the onboard AIC 7880 work just fine?  

FYI, 4 pci, 6 simm, onboard u/w scsi, with the sas having an ATX form
factor and the sns being a baby AT.  

Any alternate recommendations?  Need 4 pci slots, would like 6 simms,
would like SCSI onboard.

thanks.
Craig.