tech-kern archive   NetBSD on current AMD motherboards  I
already asked some of these questions some time ago, but got
zero replies. So I'll try to widen the audience. However, I'm
not subscribed to port-i386.  I must enlarge the storage
capacity of our file server. This means updating from SCA to SAS
and fron PCI-X to PCIe, so, new hardware.  The current file
server runs under NetBSD 4.0.1/amd64, and I'd like to run the
new one under NetBSD, too (probably 5.1) although already having
been asked why the hell we're not using Windo^WLinux like
everybody else does.  I'm not personally after buying only the
most recent hardware, but it seems virtually impossible to buy
non-recent one.  So, are there any recommendations for current
Opteron motherboards with good NetBSD support?  My main concern
is SAS. It looks like there's no support for any SAS-2
controller yet, only for the (SAS-1) LSI 1068. This sounds
strange. What does wasabi use in their storage products? We
don't need any RAID functionality because RAIDfra