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Subject: Supermicro AOC-LPZCR2
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Hello All,

Does anyone know if Supermicro's all-in-one (SAS, SCSI, SATA) AOC-LPZCR2
zero-channel RAID controller is supported? Perhaps someone is using it already?
>From the research I have done, it seems it is based on Adaptec's 4000SAS
controller, but it is definitely not the same. It is disappointing that Supermicro
still does not support FreeBSD directly. There are thousands and thousands
of their servers powered by FreeBSD.

Thank you,
Simon