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> I'm not sure about the speed of the SmartRAID V stuff (U2W 
> suite), but the configuration is all done through the BIOS now.  
> No DOS App is needed to configure.

Bios is no better than a dos app if it's a critical system and 
you have to reboot to reconfigure so you can add more disks :(


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