On 09-09-16 08:34 PM, Len Gerstel wrote:
> I am pretty sure there are both Mac and PC versions of this card. Take
> a look at the sticker that says AHA-2940U2W. I believe the Mac version
> has Mac printed on the sticker.
>
> I had one of these in my OS9 days and it was bootable. Just remember
> that Apple has been letting SCSI die a slow death and has had less and
> less support for it in each version of X.
>    
I've looked at the card over but can find 'mac' printed on it. But since 
this stands a better chance than the other, I will just give it a try 
and report. Now, how can I proceed with this, given that I'd have 
nothing on the disks and the issue with drivers. Obviously, I'd have to 
install the OS before the drivers. But would the card work at the 
initial install without the drivers. If so, would I need to install the 
drivers once the OS has been installed?
>> >
>> >  Am I getting it clear that there's no clear advantage to putting the
>> >  OS
>> >  on the SCSI disks?
>>      
> If the disks are faster, then it will be advantageous to put your OS
> on it. Back when I had a 9GB (pretty sure 10K) drive on one in a beige
> G3, a modern (at the time) 120GB ata on the main onboard interface out
> performed the SCSI drive.
>    
Do you think that the drives we've discussed which you've worked with 
and say do get hot, do you think those are faster than IDEs? I suppose I 
could go read benchmarks, but thought someone here would save me the time.

And while I'm on that has anyone a USB 2.0 with NEC chip D720100AGM. I'd 
like to drop that in the Sawtooth as well.

Thanks a lot, Len.
>    
>> >  Dan, shall we continue the discussion about having the SWAP files on
>> >  the
>> >  SCSIs? It's an exciting idea I'd dare to pursue.
>>      
> How much ram do you have? The more ram the less important the swap
> file is.
>
> Len
>    


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