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Considerations when buying an LSI HBA?
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Great thank you
Will thus work for zfs truenas aswell
LSI has really good compatibility with TrueNAS and any Linux system tbh.
I just about pulled the trigger on it and saw my board only has one pcie which us presently occupied. Back to the drawing board!
Then it's probably time to switch boards. Anything that will expand drive connections will need a PCIe slot. Using an adapter that goes into an m.2 is probably going to have issues. Using USB based devices is asking for trouble.
Yep. I'm using one myself.