On Sun, 30 Sep 2001, William Kendrick wrote: > Any recommendations for a good, easy to configure SCSI card? > (The system's got Debian with kernel 2.2.19 running on it, and > 2.4.10 ready to go
I have liked PCI Adaptec 29160 Ultra SCSI LVD controllers for home machines I use. Internal 50-pin ribbon connect and 68 pin ribbon as needed, and external 68 pin. The PCI card has no jumpers. IO/IRQ assignment is PnP and linux recognizes them when compiled into a monolithic kernel or as a modual dynamically. Uses the AIC7880 choice, I think. Not bad at all. I prefer SCSI based CDROM drives and CDR/CDRW drives over IDE/ATA based drives. (You ever try to copy crom Primary Master to Primary slace drives that use ATA style interfaces?) > clueless when it comes to all this mystical stuff in the land of the Users > (kind of a Tron reference there ;) ) "Reindeer Flotilla" (Tron reference- I think)
