5 Nov
2010
5 Nov
'10
9:43 a.m.
On 11/5/10 12:34 PM, Jules Richardson wrote:
That's what I was just thinking about. That's a MUCH nicer solution
than connecting it to a computer somewhere.
If you say so :-)
I do. :) I don't much relish the idea of connecting a big thick SCSI
cable between two computers when the connection is going to end up being
temporary. It just sounds like a pain.
It should be
fairly simple to modify the SCSI target disk mode code
to pretend it's a SCSI tape.
Did I heard on the back "SCSI-to-SD-card-Adapter-open-source"????? :oD I'd quite like a SCSI<->Ethernet bridge, I
think.
Something that can spit SCSI commands over the network to a remote
machine. I could quite easily write some code to listen on a socket and
interpret those commands in whatever way was useful (which would include
pulling data from a file and just looking like a big ol' disk).
That'd be pretty easy; it could basically be a transport layer
translator to bridge parallel SCSI with iSCSI.
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL