In a message dated 6/30/05 3:34:45 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Apple has other opinions, given that they have moved away from SCSI
completely.
Not even their XRAIDs use SCSI. They use Fiber channel and ATA disks.
>>
I dont write drivers or OSes but how hard can it be to add scsi support?
At any rate, are SCSI drives really twice as expensive as ATA drives?
Because you would need 2 RAIDed SATA drives to be ALMOST as fast as a single
Ultra320 scsi drive. And I am admittedly unfamiliar with fibre channel
technology.
Anyway, I may take your advice and sell my SCSI equipment in favor of an
SATA setup. Id rather get it to work somehow. even my "old" Ultra 160 drive
is faster than SATA.
chris
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