On Aug 9, 2005, at 8:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
First, is wide ultra SCSI 3 considered LVD?
Yep. It should be "low voltage differential" As you may know "high
voltage differential" drives are rather antiquated. They allowed SCSI
to operate over longer distances, but, required some expensive
hardware. Hooking up one of those babies to your computer without the
necessary equipment is a sure way to fry the motherboard.
What I want to do is
RAID 2 on different channels, but one would then have to share a
channel with an
ultra 160 drive. It is my understanding that if these drives are LVD,
they
will not slow down the ultra160 drive. Could I RAID 2 drives on the
same
channel?
I've done it before on the same channel. That's the way it's most often
done, I imagine.
J. B.
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