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From: wjw@IAEhv.nl (Willem Jan  Withagen)
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Hi,

Until recently we as an ISP were using Micropolis disk with pleasure.
But since several 4.3Gb started crashing, we've changed our view.

So I'm now looking for new disks. I've got 2 offerings:
	Seagate Barracuda 4.3 GB
	Quantum XP34300S
The need to run on FreeBSD 2.0.5 and up. 
Long agood I tested the quantum with an NCR 53810 and an Adaptec 1542B 
and in both case it did not seem to work. Now things might have changed, but
I'm interrested in the opinion of other fellow FreeBSD-ers.

Please also respond in personal Email, since I read may FreeBSD lists but
not all of them.

Thanx,
	WjW 
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