[Ti] Using SCSI drives with Big Al 17"

[Chris Rock]

SCSI devices are meant to chain together, similar to how firewire works, 
and unlike USB. Hope that helps...

- Rock

Roger Snyder wrote:

>On 4/9/03 15:23, "DavisADM at aol.com" wrote:
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>>I have the need to use my existing 100MB Zip, 1GB & 2GB JAZ drives, as well
>>as wanting to use a SCSI scanner with my new toy (the Big Al 17).  Does
>>anyone know of an adapter I could use?  It could be via a PC card, firewire,
>>or USB.  But I would prefer something which works with a SCSI chain, not just
>>one SCSI device. 
>>    
>>
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>    These all are supposed to work under OS X (10.2)
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>This is FireWire:
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>    http://www.psism.com/firescsi_xpress.htm
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>Same it seems
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>    <http://www.ratocsystems.com/english/products/subpages/firerex1.html>
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>According to pbzone, the Adaptec PowerDomain SlimSCSI 1480  works with 10.2.
>(Adaptec driver is listed 10.1):
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><http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/proddetail.html?sess=no&language=E
>nglish+US&prodkey=APD-1480&cat=%2fTechnology%2fMacintosh%2fSCSI+for+PowerBoo
>ks>
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>    The all seem to only support one device though.
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>
>-- Roger
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