FAQ in 2009 to 2011

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• Q10131012 - My machine is a Mac Pro Nehalem 2009 with 16GB of memory. On wakeup (after going to sleep), I'm getting Kernel Panic errors on ArcHttp if I restart the machine I do not get this error.
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• Q10121012 - I learned from the Web that the ARC-1880 has issues with the Mac Pro, and that Areca is already working to fix this issue.
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• Q10111012 - We recently updated the firmware on our ARC-1231ML to the latest revision on your website and the card is only issuing 256 byte read completions. Prior to the firmware update, the card was responding with 512 byte completions. Why was this changed?
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• Q10101012 - The Areca ARC-1680ix-12 has detected problem on the WDC WD6000HLHX 6Gb/s SATA HDD, do you have any solution?
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• Q10091012 - When using various LSI 2108 controllers from LSI and Areca (ARC-1880 series) on the X7SBE motherboard, none of the LSI 2108-based controllers post. How can this be fixed?
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• Q10081012 - The system is q9400 core2quad with ARC-1200 raid1 2xHDD. Getting the following error in dmesg of system Sep 19 01:50:44 dedi kernel: (probe16:arcmsr0:0:16:0): inquiry data fails comparison at DV1 step.
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• Q10071012 - We are setting up some systems here using the ASUS KGPE-D16 motherboard with dual AMD 6128 AMD Magny-Cours and 16GB of memory ( 4 X Apacer 4GB DIMMs), and are seeing a problem with the ARC-1261ML controller card. The ARC-1261 is hanging when I try and go into the BIOS and create a RAID set.
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• Q10061012 - There is no progress information in the ARC-1680 volume information screen. Only the text 'Need init' shows on its screen.
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• Q10051012 - We are aware that the Areca ARC-1680 has a NIC on the back that is able to send the traps directly, but we have been unable to correctly decode the traps thrown from the ArcHttp64 binary. We are attempting to use the ArcHttp64 process to monitor and send traps for our system.
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• Q10041012 - The SAS interface is ST32000444SS and the SATA interface is ST32000644NS. We would like to build up some high power servers using ARC-1680ix-24's. There are write issues, but reads ok. Drive writes fine for a few seconds at around 142MB/sec, then it drops to 3.6MB/sec and stays there.
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