> iSCSI has nothing to do with hardware. iSCSI is "Internet SCSI". > It's SCSI over Internet. On Linux you can easily use > 'hdc=ide-scsi' or > some such, but I doubt that's necessary. With iSCSI, hardware doesn't > really enter into the equation, anyway -- it's just providing a block > device over the internet, using a variation of the SCSI protocol. The > source of the block device shouldn't matter.
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