I was just about to upgrade to a 3ware Escalade card to get my disk I/O sped up, but I found out 3ware has basically killed the Escalade line, as of a few days ago. This leaves me with three options: 1. SCSI 2. IDE Raid stuff 3. Suffering on I'd really like to go on with #2. Basically, what IDE RAID controllers are currently supported/working? I've heard that the Promise Supertrak is, although unsupported, fully hardware and OS transparent. Failing that, I'd like to use a Fasttrak TX4 or so, and failing that, a Fasttrak100. I currently have Debian Unstable installed on an Ultra100, and I'd prefer to get the new disk subsystem running and move over, if at all possible. Thanks for reading, and thanks in advance for the help! P.S. Price isn't an issue, within reason. A good SCSI RAID setup was going to run me ~2K$, so a 300$ Promise Supertrak and four 150$ drives is a steal. -------------------------------------------- / \ Rich 'Forge' Mingin | | | Open Source Advocate \|||/ Quake 3 Junkie - Tribes 2 Junkie ||| Forge on http://www.Tech-Report.com | A radioactive cat has 18 half-lives. --------------------------------------------
