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hi,

thanks for you answer.

On Tue, Aug 06, 2002 at 07:11:06PM +0200, Wojciech Puchar wrote:
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> i don;t know any real IDE raid on motherboards.

that's why i wrote 'pseudo'.

> but using master/slave config is bad idea and will slow down
> everything.  better just buy extra PCI IDE card and put every disk on
> another channel.

it's not that critical.  the slave devices will be for user data and the
reliability is more important than the actual speed.

> i don't think any special mobo is needed. but something with well
> tested intel chipset, or athlon with AMD chipset. avoid VIA

well, this doesn't say much.  let me rephrase it once again:

 - IDE pseudo-raid supported in NetBSD
 - ECC memory support is a plus
 - 1 socket for AMD cpu
 - chipset known to work reliably

any recommendations for vendors/models you have good experience with?
i am really more into SCSI, non-x86 hardware..

thanks,
regards,

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