After posting that message I started looking around again. I don't think
I'm going with the BT-958D as I had planned. At least not with that
server.
I found the DPT cards. The PM2554U2W (century) looks to support LVD
drives. And the DPT cards have a good long-term reputation and work well
in Linux from the reports I've seen (both UP and SMP). Can anyone confirm
this? [The Linux support and the LVD support]
I am not too keen on the Adaptec controllers.
I haven't found the Symbios boards yet, I will look for the tekram.
Thanks
Greg
On Tue, 4 May 1999, Adam D. McKenna wrote:
> AFAIK Mylex doesn't make an LVD card yet. The two chipsets that support LVD
> are Adaptec and Symbios. I haven't seen any LVD cards besides these.
>
> Tekram makes an LVD Symbios-based board that I've heard good things about.
> It's also about 1/2 the price of the Adaptec U2W card.
>
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