[aclug-L] Re: Running Linux on a PS/2, how?
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> >i've never used a scsi hd.
> >forgive my ignorance, but what do you look for to tell scsi/ide?
>
> Folks,
> Is the number of pins in the plug-in 50 instead of 36 or 42?
> there are sometimes (always?) two plug-ins, so you can daisy-chain.
50 Pins on SCSI and Ultra Narrow and 68 on Ultra Wide internal devices. And
as far as I can recall, there's only one connection on any drive. You just
get a cable with more plugs to daisy chain internal devices. External
devices will have two connectors for daisy-chaining.
--Dale
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- [aclug-L] Re: Running Linux on a PS/2, how?, Jeffrey L. Hansen, 1999/10/28
- [aclug-L] Re: Running Linux on a PS/2, how?, Jeffrey L. Hansen, 1999/10/28
- [aclug-L] Re: Running Linux on a PS/2, how?, Lowell Premer, 1999/10/29
- [aclug-L] Re: Running Linux on a PS/2, how?, Greg House, 1999/10/29
- [aclug-L] Re: Running Linux on a PS/2, how?, Jeffrey L. Hansen, 1999/10/30
- [aclug-L] Re: Running Linux on a PS/2, how?, Jeffrey L. Hansen, 1999/10/30
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