> either a Buslogic controller or an Asus SC875. (the Supermicro also
> has Adaptec SCSI, which sorta works under Linux, but not nearly as
> stable under heavy load as a Buslogic or NCR board)
> >
> >
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> > One O.S. to rule them all, | German Gomez Garcia
> > One O.S. to find them. | mat006@pinon.ccu.uniovi.es
> > One O.S. to bring them all |
> > and in the darkness bind them. | "Wur Qanar Wur Stilor Wur
Kas"
> >
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>
>From Asus Technical support (in response to a multitude of queries about
the S/DS series posted 2 days ago, response came yesterday):
The onboard SCSI port cannot be disabled, but you should still be
able to use other SCSI cards with the P2L97.
Also, are you saying that Linux is the "One Ring" and is evil? Or is
this what MS is trying to do with NT? (Don't answer this one on the
list as it is highly flamable and is meant mostly as a joke and as a
chance to gain insight into what you really mean).
In other words, please respond privately about whether or not Asus tech
support was accurate or not as well as the query.
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arabian@onramp.net
http://rampages.onramp.net/~arabian/silent.htm
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~C.S. Lewis