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So I have 3.7 openbsd. &nbsp;I went to my friendly computer store and ordered an adverstised amd64 package. &nbsp;Hmm, I am back home now and looking closely at the specs and I see a SATA hard drive. &nbsp;I am not sure that OpenBSD supports SATA well. &nbsp;Have I carelessly asked for trouble?
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So I have 3.7 openbsd.  I went to my friendly computer store and ordered an adverstised amd64 package.  Hmm, I am back home now and looking closely at the specs and I see a SATA hard drive.  I am not sure that OpenBSD supports SATA well.  Have I carelessly asked for trouble?

how is openbsd for sata support?

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