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Article #1227Re: What is differential SCSI?
From: Simon Greaves
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 09:57
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 09:57
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|> You can run NON-IBM SCSI disks on the IBM SCSI adapter. As long as |> they are either native differential, or run thru a Rancho diff-to-single |> converter box. Is this convertor a two way thing? I have a disk tray that has ~1.2Gb of disk on a differential SCSI and also has a Rancho RT-SDA in it. This is intended for connection to an RT, so the intended "host" would be a differential SCSI device. I'd like to be able to connect this to eg a Sun or a DEC with single-ended SCSI, so can I attach the "host" machine (ie a Sun's single-ended SCSI) to the Rancho converter to derive differential SCSI? Simon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Simon Greaves | Janet: censjg@uk.ac.hw.clust Systems & Comms programmer | Internet: simong@festival.ed.ac.uk Computer Centre | Fax: +44 31 451 3261 Heriot-Watt University | Voice: +44 31 451 3265 Edinburgh EH14 4AS | Uk | "Pretty with hairy legs" --A.Belew
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