Hello all. It's been a while since I've been asked to set up a 
relatively significant server using NetBSD, and I'd like to find out 
what kind of modern hardware is considered "solidly supported" on 
NetBSD these days.

Oh, I know all the base stuff is working well: but is there a specific 
off-the-shelf server platform that people feel comfortable running 
NetBSD on these days? Something from Dell or HP perhaps?

I'm looking for something in the range of about 1-2TB of drive storage, 
single processor, no bells and whistles but rock-solid stability. I 
expect it to be in service (with a few hard drive changes) for about a 
decade.

Basically it just needs to serve files. Lots of files. All the live-long 
day.

Hardware-supported RAID would be good too.

Haven't actually run NetBSD on critical systems in a while, which is why 
I'm asking here for your thoughts.

-Marc

P.S. Do not reply to my From:. Instead, reply directly to the list, 
netbsd-help@netbsd.org. Thank you in advance.