On 02/12/2011 05:09 AM, Oliver Seitz wrote:
SCSI is a bidirectional bus, but each device has its own address (I think 15 addresses
per bus). In this sense you can "daisy-chain" up to 15 devices.
Sixteen addresses, technically.
However, given that the controller itself needs an address, the number
of available device addresses was, therefore, 15.
In this sense, PATA has only two adresses, master and slave. No
"daisy-chaining" of more than two devices in this sense is possible.
True... but even 2 devices on a single cable can be called a
"daisy-chain" (nitpicking... I know).
Lyos Gemini Norezel
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