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Has anyone tried this with a regular SATA card, mine is a Promise TX-4? I was wondering if I could just open up my case and plug in a SATA drive to my extra power and data cables while the system is live (since SATA is supposed to have this hot-swap ability) and get Linux to recognize the drive.<BR>
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