Re: Adaptec AAR-1200A

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Francesco Peeters wrote:

Hello All,

When I ordered an IDE RAID card from my supplier, it was on backorder for
several weeks, so he ended up ordering a different one: Adaptec
ATA-RAID1200A

I know it has the HPT chipset on there, so basically it should work as a IDE
controller with the added fucntionality of the RAID BIOS and the ATA-RAID
compataibility...

However before I open the package (or actually the Anti-static bag, as the
box itself is already open!) I should like to know whether anyone has any
experience using this card on Red-Hat 7.1 or above.

I am not looking for OS, just for the DATA disk to be RAID-1.

I am not sure yet whether I'll go for ata-raid or md, but either way I
should like to know if the card'll work...

Any comments would be welcome!




They are basicly reselling the highpoint card for their low end ataraid card. I know this based on conversation my adaptec rep, and visual examination of the card. (After which I handed the card back to him.) In theroy it should work just like a highpoint card, but note that Adaptec doesn't claim the card works with linux.


PS- Note that this is a completely different card than the 2400A which uses the same driver as adaptec's low end scsi cards.

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