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SCSI-2 Fast/Wide PCI RAID Adapter Savannah
Mylex / modification of DAC960P

Option
Adapter in PC Server 320 array
SCSI-2 Fast/Wide 16 bit / 20 MB/sec
PCI 32 bit / 132 MB/sec

RAID 0, 1, Hybrid 1, 5
4 independent (A,B,C,D) / 8 logical arrays
i960 at 25 MHz
PCI standard
Two (one internal; one internal or external)
Three total:
Two internal - 16 bit wide
One external - 16 bit wide
Can only use two connectors at any one time
14 per adapter (7 max per channel)
4 MB / 4 MB (with parity) 70 ns
One 72 pin socket
Write-through or write-back
June 1995 / April 1997
1 year
$ 1,840
94G2764
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Am 03.02.26 um 22:58 schrieb Wolfgang Gehl:

With a bit of luck, I'll find a working Corvette and install it in the Server 520. I want to know if it can stream at 40 MB/s (that's what the
520 manual says, anyway) or if the last BIOS update has slowed it down.

I found a Corvette Turbo (93H7896). As usual, there's a shortage of
suitable cables for the Wide SCSI port. Therefore, I'll borrow the SCSI
cable from an RS6K 3BT.

Before disabling the Adaptec AIC-7870 SCSI adapter, I'll build a
suitable kernel with optional support for either the Adaptec AIC-7870 or
the IBM MCA SCSI adapter.

Then I need to adjust the SCSI IDs: the hard drive from ID0 to ID6 and
the CD-ROM drive from ID6 to ID0. This will require disassembling and reassembling everything.

This way, it should work.

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