[NTLUG:Discuss] Re: looking for raid & controller advice -- RAID analysis, system v. peripheral interconnect

[Bryan J. Smith]

On Sun, 2004-12-05 at 23:06, Stuart Johnston wrote:
> By problem is the way that you keep referring to the "O'Reilly 
> Discussion Guidelines" even though now one else seems to have heard of 
> them.  Until you can prove their existence, I would suggest that you 
> stop using them as justification.

Oh, okay.  I'm been combing through Deja, but with no success.

> BTW, I appreciate your knowledge on subjects such as IDE-raid even if 
> your messages can be a little annoying sometimes.  Fortunately, I've 
> figured out how to not read stuff I'm not interested in.  :)

Pump that BS to /dev/null baybee!

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Bryan J. Smith                                    b.j.smith at ieee.org 
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