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Subject: Re: building an NFS server
From: asami@vader.cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Wasn't that "lots of problems" with a particular model of Adaptec
 * controller?  So far, my only problem with the OEM versions of the
 * controllers I work with has been resolved by disabling SCAM support, and
 * verifying the BIOS rev of the controller. I guess we must just be living
 * clean. ;-)

Well, that particular "model" is called the 2940/3940 series.  Your
mileage may vary, but chances are that you can't use them under very
heavy load.

Satoshi