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From: mre@ngdc2.colorado.edu (Marcus O. Ertle)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.sysv386
Subject: Recommendations for fixed-disk SCSI Controllers
Keywords: SCSI controllers
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Date: 28 Dec 90 23:39:46 GMT
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As the subject line says - I am seeking advice/experiences from
users of SCSI-controllers - in a Unix environment.  The system this
will be installed in will be (one of): 1) a 33-Mhz 386, 2) a 25-Mhz 486,
or 3) a 33-Mhz 486 - possibly EISA if its a 486.  The flavor of Unix 
will probably be Interactive 2.2 - because that's what I am running now 
and am used to.  Our reason for going with a SCSI is to (hopefully) 
handle a CD-ROM-reader, 9-track tape, and read/write optical.  In fact 
if anyone out there has experience they can relate with one of these 
devices and SCSI I would appreciate hearing about that as well.

Thanks.

- Marc Ertle
  NGDC