16 Jan
2007
16 Jan
'07
11:06 p.m.
On 16/1/07 22:40, "arcarlini at iee.org" <arcarlini at iee.org> wrote:
spec for the KA43 (system board used in the M76) is
dated 16-Oct-1990
but I don't have the date of the SCSI-2 spec to hand. Either way,
I pretty sure that the M76 SCSI is SCSI-1.
Oh yes, didn't MicroVAXen of that era leap from SCSI-1 in the 3100-10 etc
upwards to UltraSCSI in the 4100-108? I don't ever remember putting SCSI-2
disks in those machines even in the mid 90s - SCSI-2 and wide SCSI stuff was
always on AlphaServers, though I'm pretty sure a KZ-style adapter was
available for the 3100-8x and 9x later on.
versa) is also used on the Decstation 2100/3100 and
the InfoServer tower (whose part number I don't know).
So it is not unique to this box.
I thought it was all the 'thin' style 3100s, same size as the 3100-10 and
20, M76 etc.....all of mine are at work so I can't easily check till
tomorrow.
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