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From: Tom Munro Glass <gentoo@tmgcon.com>
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Subject: RAID on HP ML110 G5
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I would like to run FreeBSD 7 on a HP ML110 G5. I understand from past posts 
to this list that the ML110 series is FreeBSD friendly, but what about RAID 1 
using the on-board SATA controller? Will this work and how do you set this 
up?

Regards

Tom Munro Glass