mahrk@ccicpg.UUCP (MHR {who?}) (01/18/91)
In <1991Jan16.203326.16718@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu>, rtaylor@theory.tn.cornell.edu writes: > Is SCSI-2 backward compatible with SCSI-1? In other words, will I be able > to use my SCSI disks with a SCSI-2 controller? > You should be able to. SCSI-2 is backward compatible; actually, SCSI-2 is supposed to be purely a set of extensions to SCSI-1 that the manufacturers and developers were finally able to agree on after SCSI-1, plus the tape standard. This is no guarantee that it will work, but you should be able at least to try it. Isn't SCSI fun?!?!? > Mark Linderman > -- > Craig Chase | Cornell University Wait a second - which are you: R. Taylor, Mark Linderman or Craig Chase? Or are all three of you asking? -- Mark A. Hull-Richter UUCP: ccicpg!mahrk Clever remark stolen from ICL North America InterNet: [coming soon] another netter: 9801 Muirlands Blvd Go ahead, flame me. I have Irvine, CA 92713 (714)458-7282x4539 a /dev/null on my machine.