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Hello there!

>One last thing.  The Asus A7V has some wierdness with the ata driver in
>freebsd.  I would not recommend using it in a server role if you were
>going to run ata drives on it - for now, until the ata driver problem is
>fixed.

I've experienced these problems on my A7V133 (VIA KT133A chipset), though
they've been solved with upgrade of flash bios to v1004. Now it runs
smooth under all OSes I tested (FreeBSD 4.3-RC, Win95OSR2, WinME,
MSDOS6.22). Just in case that someone if facing the same problems I did :)

# Alexey



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