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Subject: Re: SCSI drives for //e
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Date: Thu, 12-Mar-87 13:37:00 EST
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I am running an Apple SCSI card in slot 7 with Apple's 20 MB hard disk.  It
is my understanding of the documentation I read while setting up this
configuration that Apple's SCSI card "scrupulously" conforms to the SCSI
standard -- meaning that any SCSI compliant device may be connected.
However, further reading indicates that for block storage devices (read
hard disk), the SCSI may be used only for ProDOS and that the volume
size is limited to 32 MB.  Up to four volumes may be connected to the
SCSI card, which is not an SCSI limitation but rather ProDOS limitations.

Please be aware that the above comments are being written in my office
without benefit of documentation at hand.

Bud