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Date:      Tue, 16 Nov 1999 19:49:15 -0500
From:      Tim Gustafson <tim@netspaces.net>
To:        mike@sentex.net (Mike Tancsa)
Cc:        questions@freebsd.org
Subject:   Re: question about Adaptec AAA-131U RAID Controller
Message-ID:  <199911170050.AAA65848@bigbird.netspaces.net>
In-Reply-To: <3831f7e9.730239288@mail.sentex.net>
References:  <MAIL199911162007.UAA58679@bigbird.netspaces.net> <MAIL199911162007.UAA58679@bigbird.netspaces.net>

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>>Does anyone know how to get this to work using the Adaptec card?  Or
>>perhaps any other Adaptec (or other) RAID controllers that work besides the
>>DPT one?
>
>I beleive you can use the Adaptec card as a regular SCSI controller, but
>not as a RAID controller.  As for hardware RAID controllers, DPT is an
>option, but you might want to wait a bit and use either the Mylex or
>AMIMegaRAID controllers. I have been using both in testing machines, and so
>far they perform quite well.  But the drivers are still experimental.
>However, they should be release quality by the time 3.4 gets released from
>what I am told.

Is the DPT card no good?  I guess that's my main concern.  I never heard of
DPT until I checked the hardware list.  Out of curiosity, do you know why
FreeBSD is not choosing to support the Adaptec card?  I consider Adaptec to
be somewhat of a defacto standard when it comes to SCSI/RAID controllers,
and I can't imagine why it wasn't one the first ones supported.

Tim

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