[Sorry, this is not directly ON-TOPIC!]
For a new proposal we are writing [has to do with disk
farms], we need to connect two Linux PCs back-to-back
through a SCSI interface! [Actually, one machine is
legacy big iron and the other is a Linux PC.]
Essentially, this means there will be two SCSI
controllers on a SCSI daisy chain. Is this allowed?
I would assume that the SCSI protocol only allows for
a single controller on a channel?
If dual controllers are not allowed, is a workaround
possible? For example, by modifying the Linux SCSI
driver?
TIA ... Johns
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Johns Daniel, Senior Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Systran Federal Corp, 4126 Linden, Dayton, OH 45432, USA
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