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Silicon image sil3132 softraid 5 controller non raid
Silicon image sil3132 softraid 5 controller non raid








Jul 21 13:03:21 fs1 kernel: siisch1: at channel 1 on siis0 Jul 21 13:03:21 fs1 kernel: siisch0: at channel 0 on siis0 Jul 22 07:05:16 fs1 kernel: siisch2: Timeout on slot 30 Jul 22 07:05:00 fs1 kernel: siisch2: Timeout on slot 30 My assumption is that the 6Gbps SAS/SATA controller doesn't work (properly) yet. However, i did not receive a reply as of yet.

#Silicon image sil3132 softraid 5 controller non raid driver#

I mailed about this controller, as i found a reference of him working on driver support for the chip in FreeBSD. Problem is, it is likely not yet supported.

silicon image sil3132 softraid 5 controller non raid

The newer version (first mentioned) has 6Gbps SATA and uses PCI-express 2.0 with double the bandwidth. The latter (USAS L8i) is supported under FreeBSD, but is the 'older' version. With two of those cable you can connect 8 disks without using port multipliers. It also uses Mini-SAS cables one cable connects four normal SATA/300 or SATA/600 disks. You may need to remove the bracket to make it fit in your PC. Supermicro USAS L8i (8x SATA/300 on PCIe x8 gen 1 = 2GB/s)īoth these controllers are UIO cards, meaning the components are on the "wrong" side (actually i think its the right side as heat wants to travel up and this just makes sense to me). Supermicro USAS2 L8e (8x SATA/600 on PCIe x8 gen 2 = 4GB/s)








Silicon image sil3132 softraid 5 controller non raid