I just installed one FastTrak66 and boot NetBSD.  NetBSD
recognizes this as native-PCI card and I can access drives
connected to FT66 as regular drives.

Only one problem I found is NetBSD recognizes FT66 first,
then recognizes i810 on-board IDE.  However, BIOS recognizes
i810 first.  So, BIOS loads NetBSD booter from i810 IDE.
NetBSD booter loads NetBSD from the other.  Then, something
was screwed up.  I cannot remount in rw mode either
/dev/wd0a (FT66) or /dev/wd1a (i810 IDE) as a root partition
from single user mode.

I need to return this card.  So, I cannot test this anymore.
However, FT66 seems working as U66 under NetBSD.

Regards,
-- Kazushi

   On Aug 30, 15:11, Kazushi (Jam) Marukawa wrote:
   > Subject: Re: IDE UDMA hangs on BP6 (HPT366)
   > > Ultra66 and Ultra100 are supported (in Ultra/66 mode only for
   > > the later). Do you know what chip do the FastTrak use ? Maybe
   > > it's the same chip ...
   > 
   > FastTrak66 is identical to Ultra66.  FastTrak100 is also
   > identical to Ultra100.  Differences are in BIOS and some
   > patterns on the board.
   > 
   > I can access RAID drives from DOS and Windows 98 without any
   > drivers.  It's slower than the speed with FT66/100 drivers,
   > but it works.  Under Windows 2000, I need drivers to access
   > them.
   > 
   > Both FTs install BIOS like SCSI cards.  So, we can use
   > drives as RAID drives through BIOS.  However, if we want to
   > access RAID from NetBSD directly, I think we need to read
   > RAID configuration from hard drives (FT stores RAID
   > information into hard drives) and access each drive along
   > that configuration.  It is very similar to the RAIDframe.
   > 
   > By the way, I guess FT66 may works as U66 from NetBSD.  I'll
   > try it if I have a chance.
   > 
   > Thanks,