Re: One harddisk and two macs

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From: Christopher Kinsmen
Date: Tue, 09 May 1989 21:18

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I don't believe that is a function of SCSI however.  I believe it is due to
the fact that all macs are SCSI ID 7 which causes a conflict on the SCSI
bus.  If we could change the SCSI ID theoretically we could have two 
initiators accessing the same disk.  I believe this is possible for example
with the Apple II SCSI card which allows you to set the machines SCSI ID.

uw-beaver!microsoft!t-chrisk
Chris Kinsman

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From: t-chrisk@microsoft.UUCP (Christopher Kinsmen)
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Subject: Re: One harddisk and two macs
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Date: 9 May 89 21:18:29 GMT
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