neither of you did. I had thought the correct
terminology was HDV. Could swear I had seen references
to that effect. My goof.
--- cctech-bounces at
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<healyzh at aracnet.com> wrote:
You've got me confused, where do either I or the
original poster say HDV?
HVD is High Voltage Differential SCSI, an "archaic"
form of SCSI that
allows for greater cable lengths than standard SCSI.
I just retired
a system where the HVD Jukebox sat about 50 feet
away from the Sun
Ultra 2's it was connected to.
Zane
>isnt it HDV - High Differential Voltage. Sorry to
be a
>nit-picker. And how exactly does one pick a nit?
>--- cctech-bounces at
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><healyzh at aracnet.com> wrote:
>> At 4:36 PM -0700 5/27/06, Don Y wrote:
>> >I'm looking for two or three HVD wide SCSI SBUS
>cards
>> >to connect some storage arrays to an SS20.
Does
>anyone
>> >have any that they would care to part with?
>
>> Depending on what OS you intend to
use, you'll
want
>to watch out for
>> which cards you get. I know most of the ones we
>used at work
>> wouldn't work on newer than Solaris 2.6.
>
>> Zane
>
>
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