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Subject: Re: CMD CRD-5500 raid controller not recognized by 3.4 release
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> The problem is that the CRD-5500 controller can be found by the Adaptec 2940
> configuration setup but not by FreeBSD.  I thought the 5500 would have been
> recognize as just another SCSI disk.

Do you have a RAID set defined? Assuming the CRD-5500 works like the
CRD-5600, it'll only be recognized as a SCSI disk (and show up in boot
messages etc) if a RAID set is defined.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no


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