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Re: 8.0mm backup on a Sun 4/260

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From: ekrell
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 1989 06:15
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>I was just wondering if the SCSI port is internal to the machine, or if
>there is a VME board needed to connect an 8mm backup unit to a Sun 4.

We used a Ciprico Rimfire 3500 VME SCSI board to connect an Exabyte 8mm
drive to our 4/280.

Eduardo Krell                   AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ

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Subject: Re: 8.0mm backup on a Sun 4/260
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