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Re: SCSI adaptors?

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From: Euan Troup
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 00:00
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On 26 Jan 1997 03:06:13 GMT, Timothy Brown <tbrown@news.uwa.edu.au> ascii'd:
>The question is what recomandations do people have about apators?
>I saw apost about a NCR adaptor and adaptec, being compaired to 
>AMD and Intel. The JAZ drive "recommends" it's own company adaptors
>these are based on the adaptec 7800 family (2390/2490), and the other
>on the Advanced Systems chipset.

I just bought an ASUS SC200 adapter which is based on the NCR chip and
cost $130 plus postage. It's not wide-SCSI, but I don't believe you'd
need that for a JAZ drive.

I've only just installed it, so I haven't really tested it much. It does
seem to work with no problems in Linux.

cheers,

Euan.

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