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Re: PCMCIA SCSI



On Sun, 16 Mar 1997, John H. Kim wrote:

> Well, I'm finally going to take the plunge and get a PCMCIA SCSI
> card for my TP701.  I'll be running it predominantly under
> Linux.  I'll probably start off with a CD-ROM and Zip drives.
> Later I'll probably get a scanner and maybe some other SCSI
> toys.  Can anyone folks recommend/bad-mouth the following?
> 
> APA-1450A SLIMSCSI FSCSI2 PCMCIA FRMVBLE
> APA-1460A-2 FSCSI2 PCMCIA KIT
> (From Adaptec's description, it looks like the former only
> supports one device while the latter daisychains, although how
> that is I don't know.)
This information is wrong. The first one complies to the scsi2 standard,
and allows you to daisy chain upto 7 devices. I'm currently running 3
devices of this card. A CD-Rom, a Zip drive, and an external SCSI2 hard
disk. This card is automatically recognised by Linux kernels 2.*.*, and it
works reaaly well under linux.

CU
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