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Subject: Re: HPT370 (KT7A-RAID) *corrupts* data - SAMSUNG SV8004H does it as well
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From: Jonathan Amery <jdamery@chiark.greenend.org.uk>
Date: Tue, 04 Dec 2001 18:15:51 +0000
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In article <20011201115803.B10839@viasys.com> you write:
>- how come anyone else is not seeing this corruption (Abit KT7A, nevermind 
>  HPT370 is fairly popular)?

 I've got the KT7-RAID (note, no A) but with only one drive attached to the 
HPT370.  I have seen no problems.  I will try your recommended md5sum test 
next time I'm at the console to be root...

 Jonathan.
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