what is the use of a SCSI device?
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SCSI is an older technology it was a way to connect devices to your computer with a faster transfer rate the what the ports on the computer had. Now with USB and firewire we don't need SCSI anymore
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uhm....\nbuy 386 or 486\n120MB Hardisk\n8 MB memory\ngo for SCSI ( i heard they are faster )\n2 floppy drive for your DOS and Wordstar\na 14'" VGA monitor
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I think they sell a device for that at compUSA. Ask for assistance from an employee. They should be able to help you out.
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Start here:\nhttp://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_mod/cis4000/4000cn/1009rack.htm
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Steve Gibson has some great examples and utilities.\nhttp://www.grc.com/smgassembly.htm
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hmmm. I dont quite follow that response but it strikes me as fairly well informed..\n\nIf you are attempting to put this in a computer that already works you may need to install specific drivers for the sata connection, if they were not installed by default when you installed the motherboard drivers and such. If you did not have this drive in when you installed windows, it may not have installed the storage drivers...\n\nI was thinking you may need the large drive support drivers but I am not sure. I believe that is over 137 gigs.\n\nbelow is a link to the drivers that may make it work.\n\nex. If I dont have my scsi drivers on a floppy, windows can't see the drive to install it during my windows install. \nBefore you try this I would go to windows update and see it it offers storage drivers as well.\nhope this helps.
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yep, SDI convert will do it, it is a shareware
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By SPI do you mean thee wire synchronous serial? If so, you can take a simple controller like a Basic Stamp or other embedded controller and write a test program for it. \n\nYou can get boards for the PC that have this sort of function:\nhttp://www.xdimax.com/u2c/u2c11.html\nhttp://www.usbmicro.com/odn/documents/2CDECB6069BC98A8B0B408E789A25B26FDF6DF71.html\n\nOr you can use a parallel port:\nhttp://www.maxim-ic.com/appnotes.cfm/appnote_number/2852\n\nOr a general purpose I/O board:\nhttp://www.awce.com/gp3.htm
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Sorry 2 ask mate, is it same PC with SiS6326 issues.\n\nWhat is operating system, besides some details of pc too - like processor, chipset and whatever details...\n\nThe more details u can give, the better we can answer !
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A device which is used to combine different  input signals to get one single output signal. if we want to send our signal with some other signa, we have to use a MUX in our end and a de MUX in the receiving end. MUX is used in ISP s, Satellite Uplinking Stations etc.
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not necessarily its used for avoiding DAMN BURN INS....for crt monitors...its more effiecient if you use POWER SAVING OPTIONS....
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One use is superconductor research.\n\nhttp://www.iitap.iastate.edu/htcu/backissues/95APR01EM.TXT.html
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Patch 113722-05 has just appeared. It features a new firmware version\n| for the SAF-TE device, and according to the README it fixes:\n| \n| 4975612 SAF-TE firmware upgrade results in gross phase signal errors.\n\nIndeed. We are _strongly_ recommending people upgrade to the new latest\nfirmware (and corresponding version of sccli) for both 3310 and 3510\narrays.\n\nBoth fix a number of bugs as well as adding additional diagnostic features\n(especially for the 3510 FC arrays).\n\nIf you still have any confusion you can ask me
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As long as your CMOS is setup to boot from SATA or sometimes it's considered SCSI in older Motherboard Bios Settings, you won't have an issue.  It will boot from the sata and use the EIDE as a slave.  Considering that you already have the system running on SATA, just plugging in the EIDE should be fine.
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A metric buttload. Here is a good link to Symantec that can get you started. \n\nhttp://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/vinfodb.html\n\nYou may also want to check dshield.org since SANS is very up to date
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Yes, I remember.. I just pulled my Amiga 2000 from the attic. I also, have 2 Amiga 500's. I am currently trying to mount a SCSI Cd-Rom into my Amiga. But, have some problems. trying to remember where everything has to go, and what has to be typed in what files (ei mountlist, start-up etc.) is not too easy after all these years.
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I presume you are looking to connect an OC3 to a DS0 (number zero, not letter Oh)?\n\nI have not heard of a DS0 to OC3 Digital Cross Connect System, which is what you are looking for.\n\nSONET Digital Cross Connect systems (DCSs or DXCs) support numerous high-speed signals, and allow for cross connection of DS1s, DS3s and even STS-3s/12c and so on, from any input to any output. Advanced SONET DCSs can support numerous subtending rings simulataneously.