SCSI floppies

Tony Duell wrote: Oh yes. Obvious really. My SPARCbook has no internal floppy drive and communicates with an external one via the SCSI bus. Since it is my employer's property, not mine, I haven't dismantled it to see what's inside, but I imagine a standard floppy drive and an interface board... Some years ago we had a piece of data acquisition equipment called MDAS-7000. Originally made by Transera corp., by the time we bought one by Kaye Instruments. This had a 68000 CPU, a UNIX-alike in ROM (called Rnix), and built in Tektronix BASIC. The floppy drive on this was not connected to the CPU board. There was a separate board controlling it, based around an 80188 CPU, that communicated with the CPU board via, you guessed it, the SCSI bus. I wonder if the box still exists, and if so, if I can get my hands on it. Another potential Single Instance machine, I reckon... Philip.