> having SMART work is probably a good idea
Note that some (most?) of the USB-to-SATA bridges do not provide
access to SMART, at least not on FreeBSD. Also can't turn off
the write buffer, and no NCQ, and pathetically slow.
>> I have the Silicon Image 3132 which is PCIe-x1 with 2 sata ports.
>> N
Hi again,
First off, sorry for the huge delay.
On Mon, Apr 09, 2012 at 16:32:17 -0400, Dieter BSD wrote:
> Moritz writes:
> >> Can you (or someone else for that matter) recommend any decent PCI-X
> >> controller for use in "serious environments"
>
> >> I heard Silicon Image cards are supposed to
, April 9, 2012 1:32:17 PM
Subject: Re: PCI-X SATA (non HW-RAID) controller recommendation
Moritz writes:
>> Can you (or someone else for that matter) recommend any decent PCI-X
>> controller for use in "serious environments"
>> I heard Silicon Image cards are supposed t
Moritz writes:
>> Can you (or someone else for that matter) recommend any decent PCI-X
>> controller for use in "serious environments"
>> I heard Silicon Image cards are supposed to be good?
> Just wondering, do you (or anyone else) know whether there are PCI-X
> SATA controllers with only 4 Port
On 04/09/2012 12:28 PM, Moritz Wilhelmy wrote:
Hello Stephane,
Just wondering, do you (or anyone else) know whether there are PCI-X
SATA controllers with only 4 Ports with less issues than the ones
already mentioned? :-)
Maybe 4 are enough after all...
there are some with sil-chips and SAS o
Hello Stephane,
Just wondering, do you (or anyone else) know whether there are PCI-X
SATA controllers with only 4 Ports with less issues than the ones
already mentioned? :-)
Maybe 4 are enough after all...
Thanks,
Moritz
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