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- From: kalico@azstarnet.com (Johnny)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
- Subject: Re: More than one SCSI adaptor on the SCSI bus?
- Date: 9 Feb 1996 10:06:29 GMT
- Organization: Arizona Daily Star - AZSTARNET
- Message-ID: <kalico-0902960309550001@usr4ip12.azstarnet.com>
- References: <DLzt6x.Mpt@uns.bris.ac.uk> <641.6605T995T255@academy.bastad.se> <4f0qd2$1pt@madison.tdsnet.com>
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- In article <4f0qd2$1pt@madison.tdsnet.com>, afarleig@tdsnet.com
- (AWFarleigh) wrote:
-
- >
- > Once they are connected, even though there would be contention between
- > devices if more than one host tried to write at the same time, devices
- > could be write-locked from one machine. Can the scsi-direct commands
- > suffice for a high speed host-to host network?
- >
- > Surely, this would be a great asset, especially to those who have more
- > than one amiga (many do!). Much faster (2-4x?) than ethernet. How about
- > a SANAII<->SCSI-DIRECT driver so networks could use it natively?
-
- excuse me, but being a novice i am not competely understsanding the impact
- here. Are you sayihg that two amigas could be linked via scsi port?
- (certainly would be fast xfer) If i am missing the point, then COULD TWO
- AMIGA'S LINK THIS WAY?
- Any one tried to do this....seems like it could be a good idea. Plug and
- play of two computers together.
-
- *Just another stupid newbie question
-