Am Mo, den 12.04.2004 schrieb Jay Daniels um 02:51:
> It's a Seagate Scorpion 40 DDS-4 "internal" drive.
>
> The Scorpion 40 supports the following SCSI interfaces:
> 68-pin Ultra 2 SCSI (LVD)
Ok, it is an LVD drive.
> I currently have my hard drives on an adaptec 2120S with hot swap
> card. The cable runs from the raid adaptor to the card. The 2120s
> card is a 64bit pci card.
>
> Also, I use scsi 5 raid array and don't know if that would require me
> to install the tape drive on another scsi adaptor.
As I said, I do not know the controller. You should have a manual which
explains you the details of the controller, whether it has more than one
bus (independent buses) and how it has to be configured using RAID.
> So is the 2120S considered an Ultra 2 SCSI (LVD)? Do I need to go
> into the adaptec setup of the 2120s to setup the tape drive?
I can't say. From your first mailing the IBM drives are LVD2, maybe the
controller is LVD2 capable too. Check the manual for setup instructions.
> I do not want to purchase another expensive scsi card if possible. The
> server will hold up to 7 320 scsi drives but currently I only have 4
> and don't think I will add any more hotswap hard drives.
>
> I spent a lot of money for this tape drive and want the best
> performance! Oh, I also need a ribbon cable - no cable in the box, or
> do I really need a cable? The cable from the 2120s to the hot swap
> card is long and has extra connections!
Plugging the DAT tape drive to the SCSI bus please be aware that it is a
bus: that means it has exactly two ends.
> jay
Alexander
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