> But being the low price at which we can buy way faster and reliable SCSI
> adapters nowadays you may have problems to find a volunteer for
> maintaining the driver for such an old horse that in real life had gone to
> the abattoir years ago.
I have such a beast still working in one of my machines. It is a
486DX4/100EISA, which I got very cheap including 128M of very special
memory (16MBx9 SIMMs). After my DPT died I switched to the AHA1542CF
which was lying around somewhere. For 2 (rather old) disks and a tape
itīs enough.
Think of existing systems.
-- Roland Steinbach <roland@support-system.com>Abandoned in Void of Nothingness
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