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Subject: 3.*-stable kernel with -O2
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Has anyone compiled the 3.*-stable kernel with O2 and uses it
on a production server?  Is it being stable enough? How about
the performance, is it a big gain or it simply doesn't worth it?

Also, could someone recommend a RAID controller card for
FreeBSD 3.*-stable?

Thanks!



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