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>> Interesting. I was under the impression that it's illegal to claim a
>> product can do X when in fact it can't. Apparently not...
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> Well, as the update proves, the product /can/...
Sure. Assuming you can figure out how to make an MS-DOS boot disk, load
the BIOS image from somewhere (not from the HD, because there aren't any
DOS drivers for the RAID controller), and reflash the BIOS. It's not a
trivial undertaking.
I'm reminded of the synthesizer I saw reviewed. The reviewer was rather
critical of the fact that 1) it crashes a lot, and 2) in order to edit
*all* of the parameters, you need to use the Mac-based editor program,
which costs additional money...
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