Re: Can SS20 take SCSI3 disks ?

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From: Dr. David Kirkby
Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 00:00

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Craig Dewick wrote:

> I think it's only the Ultra-1/140E, 1/170E and the Ultra-2's which had wide
> SCSI on-board, so they probably do run a 16 bit SCSI data bus to the SCA
> cage.

Does the Ultra 1 -140 have wide scsi ? I know they bought one of those
wide-scsi/100baseT ethernet cards at work to fit in an Ultra 1, so I assumed that
it too only has narrow SCSI.

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