Where to find information?    Do some searching...

1st off, run through the drivers loaded via modinfo - look to see if anything 
there is specific to your card.

prtconf -v | pg - again, looking for your controller card...  once you find it 
- look at the driver listed or tied to it, or failing that, the vendor-id 
string if it's available.   

If that fails, look at the device in /dev/dsk - follow the symlink to it's 
/devices entry, see what the major number is, refer to /etc/name_to_major - 
find the major device number, see the driver (or alias) associated with it.

Can also refer to the /etc/path_to_inst to gleen some info on the disks 
(looking for partial /devices pathing as you find in the above note, then see 
which driver is used for the disk device - regardless of the driver used for 
the controller, the disks *should* normally use either the sd or ssd driver.

Once you figure out which driver is used for your card, look in /kernel/drv for 
the driver name, and see if there's a .conf file with the same name prefix.

Look for tunables for the card driver (using the driver.conf name), as well as 
the sd or ssd driver (via sd.conf, ssd.conf) - spend a few minutes searching 
via your favorite web search engine.


A little time spent digging can resolve a lot of problems...
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