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From: johng@bluemoon.uucp (John Guest)
Newsgroups: comp.periphs.scsi
Subject: SCSI stds
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Date: 7 Apr 91 19:58:09 GMT
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I have been looking at SCSI under DOS or OS/2 on high capacity disks. I 
note in the interface boards that some say "SCSI-S" and some say "SCSI-2". 
in particular the "S" units seem to state to 7H and sometimes F's as well. 
What are the distingushing elements and should either or both work under 
the environment with/without special drive software?


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