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Subject: 2 pc's on same scsi bus?


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Original Message 1/5             28-Aug-00  @  03:23 AM   -   2 pc's on same scsi bus?

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I was wondering if I could hook up my 2 pcs with 2 scsi cards and have them access the same scsi hard drives. Is this possible?



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Message 2/5             28-Aug-00  @  09:37 AM   -   RE: 2 pc's on same scsi bus?

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Should be, technically, but it may be a bit flaky.

-Craig



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Message 3/5             29-Aug-00  @  05:55 AM   -   RE: 2 pc's on same scsi bus?

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It canīt be done on a regular PC running Windows. This is used on bigger server-solutions. Check out the link above if you want to know more about it.



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Message 4/5             29-Aug-00  @  09:04 PM   -   RE: 2 pc's on same scsi bus?

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eeeeeeeeeeeeeethhthththththththththththhhheeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrr neeeettttttt

it is wayyyyyyyyyy cheaper than having scsi....

and yes, 2 pcs on same scsi chain can be done with regualar pcs.. but rinning winbloze? ha! ethernet.. by the way, did i mention ethernet?



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Message 5/5             30-Aug-00  @  12:36 AM   -   RE: 2 pc's on same scsi bus?

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hmmm, ethernet is one choice but for recording of audio, and realtime video you'll take a small performance hit :::unless your runnin gigabit:::. As far as the dual machine-one scsi chain goes yep its very possible. WITH operating systems that allow you to lock/unlock drives for use. :::most of these, well okay all of them that I know of are *nix::: I know sun has some killer A/V apps out there, and that's probably your only choice if your using your pc for midi/synth. Maybe people should get together and push the open source community for some good proggy's for Linux?? Or even better, a good solid BSD app. Your best bet would be just to pick up another drive for the second machine and if you need to share files, use ethernet.



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