SCSI TAPE drive on IDE Box

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Subject: SCSI TAPE drive on IDE Box
From: Amar Kumar Padhi <TC00474@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 14:00:32 +0400
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Title: SCSI TAPE drive on IDE Box

Hi,
I am planning to get an external Tape Drive to be used with my Desktop PC. This is an IDE supporting ASUS PC. I do not have SCSI ports or support on my PC.

Most of the latest support DAT tape drives in my region are SCSI based and I don't have a choice but to try and use a slot for a SCSI to PCI card- and then connect the device.

My question- has anyone of you done something similar (le me no!). How is the kernel support if I go for such a card.

Thanks!
Amar

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