PCI'ers, I came across what I think is a SCSI 2 or Ultra wide or wide or something external cable. I have never (knowingly) owned or operated a SCSI-2 or 3 or etc. device and do not know how to identify this cable. It looks like any other SCSI cable except for just about everything. 6' long the ends are (as far as I can tell) identical, and have a male multi-pin connector that contains 50 pins 2 rows of 25, but is smaller and looks like what I thought the SCSI2 or Ultra or wide or extra wide looks like. Any way to clear this up? -- All the best, R.A. Cantrell
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