Info req. for Seagate ST296N SCSI Drive
Kurt Lidl
smaug at eng.umd.edu
Wed Mar 28 03:33:23 AEST 1990
In article <1626 at watserv1.waterloo.edu> ssingh at watserv1.waterloo.edu ($anjay [+] $ingh - Indy Studz) writes:
>I have a Seagate ST296N SCSI drive, along with the ST02 adapter. (When
>you power-up, it say "SCSI Host Adapter 2.00")
>
>What determines a drives compatibility with Unix?
You need to have a device driver configured into your kernel that
supports that type of device. I believe that most of '386 *nix variants
have a driver that knows how to talk to a Western Digital type
drive. Don't know about a ST02/ST01 interface.
>One more question, if you are using this drive, but not the ST02 adapter,
>what adapter are you using?
Works fine for me using a GVP Impact2/0 controller on my Amiga 2000.
Not running U*ix (yet), but it *does* multi-task...
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