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Subject: Re: Wondering about this firewire/ATA 133 card
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It seems Doug Barton wrote:
> Folks,
> 
> I'm looking for a combination firewire + ATA 133 card. I found this one,
> which does what I want plus some:
> 
> http://siig.com/products/ide/features/Usb2FirewSPata.html

As for the ATA part I cant tell from the advertising rubbish what
chip is on there, but I think its a Sil DS3112 which we do not
support yet (ENOHW)....

-Søren