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firewire disk support?
- To: freebsd-firewire_(_at_)_freebsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: firewire disk support?
- From: Dieter <freebsd_(_at_)_sopwith_(_dot_)_solgatos_(_dot_)_com>
- Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:51:42 +0000
- Reply-to: freebsd_(_at_)_sopwith_(_dot_)_solgatos_(_dot_)_com
How well does FreeBSD support firewire disks?
Does hotplugging work properly?
Does a bus reset endanger data?
Can I turn the disk write cache on and off?
Can I access SMART info?
How fast are they?
Specific firewire-to-sata bridges that are recommended?
Specific bridges to avoid?
Any known problems?
I have a couple of USB-to-*ATA bridges and they are slow,
and they don't allow turning the disk's write cache off,
or access to SMART info. I know that firewire will be
slower than esata, but the USB ones are really slow
(10-15 MB/s) and not being able to turn the write cache
on and off is a serious problem.
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