18 Dec
2012
18 Dec
'12
5:46 p.m.
At 12:59 AM +0100 12/19/12, MG wrote:
On 19-dec-2012 0:40, Guy Sotomayor wrote:
So HVD-SCSI? 50-pin and 68-pin SE-SCSI to HVD-SCSI used to exist.
I'm not sure if you could use them to convert LVD drives or not.
Then there is the problem of finding an HVD SCSI adapter.
The max length we had was somewhere around 75 feet, cables like that
aren't easy to find either... We used HVD for tape libraries a long
time ago.
Zane
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I think it's called iSCSI (and it's a
protocol). Competes with FibreChannel.
TTFN - Guy
That's naturally not what I'm looking for, I'm merely trying to
find a way to extend regular SCSI.
- MG