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From: David Alan Gilbert <gilbertd@cs.man.ac.uk>
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Subject: About to go SCSI - advice?
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Hi ,

 I've used SCSI under many other OSs and am about to put a 4GB drive
on our FreeBSD 2.2 server with an adaptec 2940UW - the drive is 
A Seagate Barracuda NT15150.

Anything I'd better be careful of?

Dave

P.S. We're having the controller replaced first...I think it was doing
very nasty things to drive termination power fuses.....