Re: HighPoint Technologies, Inc. Device [1103:2680]

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Le Fri, 18 Jun 2010 14:06:04 +0200
Jelle de Jong <jelledejong@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> écrivait:

> It seems there is no kernel module for the 2600 series or the 2700
> series. The HighPoint website [1][2] keeps claiming there are open
> soure drivers available. I know open source is not the same as free
> software, but it is very very misleading, because it does not work.

Usually Highpoint labels "open source" a code source wrapper around a
proprietary piece of driver. HighPoint are really horrible from a free
software POV and really stink under linux; and as they aren't true
hardware RAID but use a substantial part of the driver to do their job
there isn't much hope that it will ever get any better. My advice :
stay away from these, use any of 3Ware, Areca or Adaptec SAS/SATA
controllers which all work fine and without hassle under Linux.

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