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From: simon%hhb@princeton.edu (simon chan)
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Subject: Re: SCSI adapter rumor
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Date: 22 May 89 15:30:28 GMT
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In article <8905102011.AA06951@orion>, bet@orion.mc.duke.edu (Bennett Todd) writes:
> > I have heard a rumour that there is an internal scsi adapter on the CPU
> > boards of machines like 3/160, 3/75's (same cpu), and all you need to make
> > scsi peripherals work with this card is a special cable that plugs into
> > the cpuboard.

If you open the Sun3 cage then you should able to find a backplane connector 
type cable; which attachs the SCSI board slot and cabling into the 
tape controller (for the new Sun) or SysGen 1000 board.
This is the SCSI cabling.
All you need to do is to extend this cabling to other SCSI devices and
you can save youself $100.

hope this help!

p.s. Watch out the PIN 26 of the SCSI devices!
If don't know what is the PIN 26 for then don't do it yourself!

					Simon Chan
					princeton!hhb!simon