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Hi,

I was surprised to discover that mfiutil doesn't seem to know how to 
talk to this controller, eg.

# mfiutil show volumes
mfiutil: Failed to get volume list: Inappropriate ioctl for device

All subcommands give the same result.  This was discovered with FreeBSD 8.3.

I suspect I'm stuck, yes?  I could use MegaCli, though that's not 
ideal.  Are their any plans to add support for this card (which is 
admittedly pretty old)?

Thanks

Charles Owens
Great Bay Software, Inc.