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4/490 w/SCSI disks

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From: Tim Garlick -- UCSC Computer Cen...
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 1991 23:18
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Has anyone bought a 4/490, added a SCSI host adapter and then used SCSI
disks?  In particular 1.2 Gbyte disks from HP or Seagate?  Or any other
SCSI disks.  If so, did you have any problems?  Sun does not support this
configuration (because they want to force you to buy IPI drives, I guess),
but being able to use SCSI disks would sure be nice.

Thanks,
Tim Garlick		Internet: garlick@ucsco.ucsc.edu
UCSC CATS		Bitnet:   garlick@ucsco.bitnet
			UUCP:     ...ucbvax!ucscc!garlick
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From: garlick@ucsco.ucsc.edu (Tim Garlick -- UCSC Computer Center)
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Subject: 4/490 w/SCSI disks
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