> I have had experiences where modern hardware is such that Linux will > work, and FreeBSD won't. So I find myself forced to use Linux. But I > find the experience so frustrating, that as soon as FreeBSD catches up > to that hardware - and this always seems to happen - I immediately go > back to FreeBSD. i am older and lazier. i run current so i can support newer stuff such as early zfs, ... but i am cautious with hardware, checking that current is known to run it before buying it. luckily, the list of what is supported is well documented. as far as disk controllers go, i have been burned by hardware raid too many times. i get the most reliable, simple, and fast (in that order) sata controller that is known to be supported, and use gmirror and zfs. with this approach, i have successfully recovered from drive deaths with this approach. randyReceived on Sat Nov 29 2008 - 05:37:51 UTC
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