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Two Sun's on SCSI bus?

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From: Michael Schuster
Date: Wed, 26 Apr 1989 03:25
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I want two Sun 3/50's to have access to one disk via the SCSI bus.  I know
that this would require some changes in the kernel (e. g. change SCSI
address 7 to 6 for one machine) but my question is:

Is it (electrically) possible to connect two Sun 3/50's to the same SCSI
bus or will there be any problems with the onboard bus terminators?  Has
anybody out there tried to do this?

Please e-mail yours answers to one of the addresses given below.  I will
summarize to the net if it is of common interest.

Thank in advance for any help

Michael

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-- ADDRESS: Michael Schuster
            University of Karlsruhe
   	    Computer Science Department
   	    (Operating System Research Group)
   	    P.O. Box 6980
   	    7500 Karlsruhe
   	    W. Germany
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From: schuster@ira.uka.de (Michael Schuster)
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Subject: Two Sun's on SCSI bus?
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