How many users are happily and silently running FreeBSD on Supermicro hardware without problems ?
I'm considering their mainboards to get access to an ECC memory supporting platform, but am finding that
- access to resellers competent to answer questions about their products or willing to channel them to a Supermicro sales representative is next-to-impossible in my area
- the OS Compatibility Charts published on their website feels like very partial, close to useless information.
- issues are more than probably overrepresented in discussions about Supermicro boards.
So how BSD-friendly really are Supermicro's mainboards ? (And Supermicro as a company ?)
I'm considering their mainboards to get access to an ECC memory supporting platform, but am finding that
- access to resellers competent to answer questions about their products or willing to channel them to a Supermicro sales representative is next-to-impossible in my area
- the OS Compatibility Charts published on their website feels like very partial, close to useless information.
- issues are more than probably overrepresented in discussions about Supermicro boards.
So how BSD-friendly really are Supermicro's mainboards ? (And Supermicro as a company ?)