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From: Tom Samplonius <tom@sdf.com>
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Subject: Re: Supported Controller under FreeBSD for Sun Storedge A5000, FC-AL
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  Well, FreeBSD supports Qlogic FC-AL cards (man isp).

  You have to the matching media type though.  I have a bunch of Qlogic
ISP-2100 64bit PCI cards with a copper interface.  But rather than the
common DB9 connector, it is RJ-like clip connector.  I'll sell them for
$50/ea.


Tom