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Re: SATA RAID5 adaptor other than 3ware?



On Tue, Jul 19, 2005 at 09:51:42PM +0200, Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
> Nearly all SATA drivers use the scsi block layer and appear as scsi to
> the kernel. The ide layer is deprecated by many programmers and seems
> to be fading away slowly.

According to Jeff Garzik, the SATA drivers (libata) use the SCSI layer
for the time being, and will use a different major number in the
future. If and when that will happen, isn't yet known.

The IDE layer isn't deprecated, but just unsuitable for libata drivers.
It's perfectly useful for IDE drivers, though you could also create a
libata driver.


Erik

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