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Hello,

	Isn't it a bit incosistent to have two different
devices called ar? (ar(4) and ar ataraid array from ata(4)).
What would happen if one has both ar ataraid array and
Digi/Arnet card? atacontrol ar0, ifconfig ar1? ;)


cheers,
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Paweł Małachowski