by Wei Ya » Sun, 12 Dec 1999 04:00:00
I would like to install several 50GB U2W scsi disks on my Linux
machine. Not for Linux OS (which will still be on IDE), but for
data only. I have two questions:
1. What U2W SCSI card should I use? Better to have both internal
and external connectors.
2. I know that most PC BIOS has a limitation of 33.8 GB for IDE
disks. Does this restriction also apply to SCSI disks?
Thank you in advance
Wei Yang
Unix Sys Admin.
Dept of Physics
Colorado State Univsersity
by Greg Leblan » Mon, 13 Dec 1999 04:00:00
I think that I've heard good things about they symbosis driver in linux,Quote:> Hi,
> I would like to install several 50GB U2W scsi disks on my Linux
> machine. Not for Linux OS (which will still be on IDE), but for
> data only. I have two questions:
> 1. What U2W SCSI card should I use? Better to have both internal
> and external connectors.
It shouldn't. SCSI drives are designed for Small Computers, notQuote:> 2. I know that most PC BIOS has a limitation of 33.8 GB for IDE
> disks. Does this restriction also apply to SCSI disks?
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