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Atsushi Murai                                     E-Mail:  amurai@spec.co.jp
System Planning & Engineering Co,.ltd.

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In article <39@tama.spec.co.jp> amurai@tama.spec.co.jp (Atsushi Murai) writes:
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In article <spiroC47M5A.A0q@netcom.com> spiro@netcom.com (Philip N. Spiro) writes:
>Dan (galpin@cats.ucsc.edu) wrote:
>: If you want to run SCSI NOW, EISA is the best way to go. VLB is not stable
>: enough unless you go with a very high end motherboard. 33 MB/Sec is pretty
>: fast for a hard disk controller. Problems have been reported using the
>: Ultrastor VLB 34+ and Windows NT.
>: 
>Also, is there a difference between 34+ and plain old 34F? The blurb I got
>yesterday from Ultrastor lists only a 34F, and has "supports 3 floppies" 
>blacked out with a marking pen. This was sent by Ultrastor, but has no date.
>-- 
That was a typo. I meant to say 34F.

By the way.. the problems that were being reported are that the controller
will not function unless the cache is off and even then has problems.. 

I am sure there are those who are actually running NT who can tell you.

I am telling everyone to wait a few months on SCSI/VLB if they can..
otherwise, go SCSI/EISA or ISA. In a few months the VESA people should be able
to verify which motherboards are "vesa compliant."

Many motherboards have problems with busmastering VLB controllers.. so I
suggest you try before you buy.

- Dan

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* Dan Galpin                                            galpin@cats.ucsc.edu *
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Atsushi Murai                                     E-Mail:  amurai@spec.co.jp
System Planning & Engineering Co,.ltd.