> To make things worse, SCSI voodoo, as its called, happens because
> sometimes (often) SCSI will appear to work even when you configure
> things incorrectly. This can lead to unnoticed corruption of your
> devices, or just a bus that works okay and lends you a false sense of
> security. Then one day it stops working, and you declare "SCSI
> voodoo" when what really happened is that it was wrong all along and
> suddenly the SCSI bus noticed.
>
> Jeff Walther
A silicon circuit that "suddenly" pops its head up & "notices" something.
How is that not worthy of the term "Voodoo"? :O)
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